China’s $295B answer to chip bans
China's $295 billion compute plan prioritizes domestic suppliers over foreign tech giants. This move underscores Beijing's commitment to self-reliance in critical AI infrastructure.
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Trump blinked. Rome decreed.
Trump's AI order was shelved after calls from Musk, Zuckerberg, and Sacks. This highlights the tension between corporate influence and federal regulation in AI governance.
China banned the lobster
China banned OpenClaw for state entities after vulnerabilities were found. Tencent's MiniMax surged 500% amid the ban.
China Bans OpenClaw at State Banks — Then Subsidizes It
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Nvidia H200 China Deal: $6B Chip Exports with 25% Revenue Share
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