Tag: china
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Federal civilian agencies have been ordered to remove DeepSeek, and the order sets no deadline
DHS’s concern is that Chinese authorities could reach government data, a risk it describes as potential, not demonstrated.
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China’s chip exports rose 136 percent in September, and the number of chips rose 1 percent
The jump is mostly price, chiefly memory, and customs data cannot say how much.
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OpenAI says people tied to Moonshot sent 16,000 requests in two days to pull out its hidden reasoning
The report details the attempts at length and says nothing about how much of the reasoning actually got out.
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Nearly 25,000 humanoid robots shipped in six months, and more than 95 percent were made in China
IDC’s count makes humanoids look like a booming market, and a Chinese one, but says nothing about what the machines are doing.
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Alibaba says its new chip is China’s most powerful, and it will not ship until 2027
The Zhenwu V900 is built to run in clusters of 500,000, but Alibaba has not said who will manufacture it under US export controls.
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Saudi Arabia left China’s cross-border payment platform sixteen months before anyone said so
SAMA’s quiet exit from mBridge only became public through a Financial Times report, in a system built explicitly as an alternative to dollar-based settlement.
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China is quietly freezing humanoid robot IPOs after its biggest one lost half its value
Unitree’s stock is down 55 percent from its Shanghai debut, and regulators now want to know how much of the industry’s revenue is actually…
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Three US agencies told AI firms to quietly degrade China’s access, not block it
The advice is not to shut suspected accounts down but to feed them slightly worse answers, and nothing makes anyone follow it.
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$3bn of Blackwell servers reached China through a renamed California company
Aivres kept blacklisted Inspur’s offices, staff and business, but not the name, and that was enough to keep buying Nvidia’s best chips.
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A loss-making Chinese AI chipmaker priced its IPO at 4,000 times demand
Enflame raised $911m for chips bought almost entirely by one customer, which is also its largest shareholder.