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Tesla has finally launched its Full Self-Driving (FSD) system in China, marking a major step in its global rollout. The move comes after years of delays and regulatory hurdles, while rivals have already begun offering autonomous driving services in the country.
China has mapped its entire renewable energy grid using AI, showcasing the growing role of machine learning in energy infrastructure. This development has global implications as AI-driven energy consumption continues to rise.
Chinese EV brands crossed the 15% mark in Europe’s electric vehicle sales for the first time in April 2026, driven by strong performance from BYD and Chery.
Nvidia's H200 chip export deal to China remains stalled despite hopes raised by the Trump-Xi summit, with no shipments occurring since December 2025. The U.S. government continues to review export controls amid ongoing diplomatic and strategic tensions.
Manus AI is planning a $1 billion capital raise to buy itself out of Meta's $2 billion-plus acquisition after China’s regulatory block.
HSBC has launched a $4 billion credit facility to support Chinese clean-tech companies expanding globally, amid rising demand for sustainable technologies.
Former President Donald Trump described a $14 billion Taiwan arms deal as a 'negotiating chip' during his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, raising concerns about U.S. reliability in the region.
Former President Donald Trump claimed he and Xi Jinping discussed AI guardrails during their Beijing meeting, but no agreement was signed. H200 chip deliveries to China remain stalled amid ongoing tech tensions.
Donald Trump's upcoming visit to China coincides with critical global economic and foreign policy discussions, as world leaders navigate complex diplomatic relationships in the tech sector.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang will not join President Donald Trump’s business delegation to China, amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and strategic considerations.
This article explores how AI-driven competitive dynamics are reshaping the global EV market, particularly in China, where foreign automakers are being outpaced by AI-native companies.
This article explains how China has made it illegal to fire workers simply because AI can do their job, a move that sets a new standard for labor rights in the age of artificial intelligence.
