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Chinese AI companies are making significant advances that challenge U.S. dominance, prompting predictable reactions from American policymakers and investors.
The Trump administration is reportedly building a slow-motion ban on Chinese AI models through a mix of sanctions and soft pressure tactics, aiming to protect U.S. AI leaders like OpenAI and Google.
A Chinese AI lab has launched a massive data center powered entirely by domestic chips, signaling a strategic move toward technological self-reliance and reduced dependence on foreign hardware like Nvidia.
China's Moonshot and Alibaba unveil powerful AI models that rival those of OpenAI and Anthropic at a fraction of the cost, challenging America's AI dominance.
China is imposing a consumption tax on lithium-ion and solar batteries for the first time in over a decade, aiming to curb overcapacity and price wars, while exempting sodium batteries.
Chinese scientist Lu Yaxiang has developed a sodium-ion battery that charges in just four minutes, potentially reducing China's heavy reliance on lithium. The breakthrough could revolutionize energy storage technology.
Chinese smartphone shipments have declined for the fifth quarter in a row, driven by rising memory costs and increased retail prices. The trend signals broader industry challenges as manufacturers struggle to balance profit margins with consumer demand.
Xiaomi has unveiled its new Sky Nomad SUV series, marking a bold expansion into China's lucrative family car market. The boxy electric vehicle is part of Xiaomi's broader strategy to enter the automotive industry.
China’s cinema industry is being urged to diversify beyond ticket sales, with new guidelines promoting AI concierge agents, karaoke booths, and coffee shops. The move reflects a broader push toward agentic commerce and immersive entertainment experiences.
China is proposing sweeping amendments to its e-commerce law to expand regulation beyond platforms and merchants, aiming to strengthen domestic oversight and protect Chinese companies abroad.
Anthropic is trying to block Chinese companies from accessing Claude Code, but they're getting around the restrictions through VPNs and overseas subsidiaries. Meanwhile, Alibaba has banned its employees from using the tool after hidden code was found that could identify Chinese users.
China's Nexchip Semiconductor is seeking up to $890 million in a Hong Kong share sale, signaling a major move in the country's push for semiconductor self-reliance.
