The U.S. develops premium, proprietary AI solutions. Meanwhile, China shares open models to foster global dependency.
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In a desperate bid to stay competitive in the Chinese market, Apple has once again broken one of its fundamental rules.
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Although participation in this system is currently voluntary, users will be required to have a virtual ID to register on several platforms.
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China has several major memory manufacturers, but they currently lack competitive solutions like those from SK Hynix and Micron.
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The U.S. suspects China is acquiring Nvidia’s AI GPUs through intermediary companies in Singapore and Malaysia.
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The robots would align with the principle of the peaceful use of outer space only if they’re designed to gently push other spacecraft without causing damage.
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The semiconductors race will directly impact one of China’s most important industries: electric vehicles.
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Toyota is collaborating with two major Chinese companies to improve the interiors of its vehicles.
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Lithium tantalate enables photonic chips to be manufactured using UV lithography equipment, which China possesses.
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A new book reveals how China turned the tables on Apple, dictating the game’s rules instead of being conquered.
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The U.S. attempted to do so in the 1960s with the Mohole Project, but it never went beyond the Earth’s crust.
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Chinese companies have surpassed Waymo in the number of autonomous trips completed in just two years. They’re now entering a phase of global expansion with lower costs.
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Until recently, it would have seemed unlikely that a Chinese combat fleet would sail so close to Japan’s eastern tip.
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EDA software is crucial for the semiconductor industry. China is prepared to lead the sector.
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China is cracking down on the illegal trafficking of critical minerals while maintaining its official embargo.
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China’s plan unfolds in three stages: securing resources, building industrial capacity, and establishing innovation leadership.
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The country has 39 university chemistry programs that specialize in rare earth elements.
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This reactor is designed to generate enough energy to meet the needs of around one million people.
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Following the setbacks of devices such as the Humane AI Pin and the Rabbit R1, companies in the U.S. and China are now focusing on developing AI-enabled gadgets.
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It has opted for technological independence instead of relying on U.S. leadership, even if it means sacrificing a competitive edge in the short term.
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