Amazon Web Services has taken a major step toward boosting its artificial intelligence capabilities by announcing a deeper partnership with Nvidia. The cloud computing giant revealed that upcoming generations of its in-house AI chips will use Nvidia’s advanced NVLink Fusion technology, a move
Tesla’s Shanghai Gigafactory recorded a sharp rise in shipments last month as Chinese buyers hurried to make purchases before the expiration of government subsidies. With incentives set to phase out, many consumers saw November as their last chance to secure a more affordable
Hong Kong’s fundraising scene is entering another energetic week as a new group of companies prepares to make its market debut. Four firms are scheduled to launch their initial public offerings, adding to a growing pipeline of billion-dollar listings that hint at sustained
The Shenzhou 21 crew members Zhang Lu, Wu Fei, and Zhang Hongzhang completed an intensive schedule of space duties last week as they continued their mission aboard China’s space station. Their activities ranged from complex scientific experiments to emergency drills and regular maintenance
Throughout history, major technological shifts have redefined the world. Britain’s mastery of steam engines ignited the First Industrial Revolution, while the United States drove the Second Industrial Revolution through the development of electricity, computers, and the internet. Today, China believes artificial intelligence and
Nvidia has taken another major step to strengthen its position in the global artificial intelligence industry by investing US$2 billion in Synopsys, a leading chip design software company. This new investment is part of a broader multi-year partnership aimed at developing advanced AI-powered
China’s fast-rising AI start-up DeepSeek has attracted global attention with the launch of its most advanced model to date, DeepSeek V3.2 Speciale. The company announced that its new model can match Google DeepMind’s Gemini 3 Pro in reasoning tasks, a milestone that has
China’s short video giant Kuaishou has stepped confidently into the global race for AI-generated video technology with the launch of its latest model, Kling O1. Designed to compete directly with major players like OpenAI’s Sora and US-based startup Runway, this new system signals
China’s recent investigation into Nvidia’s H20 artificial intelligence chip has reopened debates about the growing security risks linked to global semiconductor competition. What appears on the surface to be a technical review is, in reality, deeply tied to the evolving power struggle between
China’s tech community has been buzzing after the sudden rise of Manus, a new AI agent developed by the startup Butterfly Effect. Within just twenty-four hours of its launch, Manus became a nationwide sensation, dominating online conversations in the same way DeepSeek had
