China’s accelerating investment in data centers has become one of the defining features of its AI and cloud expansion strategy. As artificial intelligence workloads grow and enterprise digitization deepens, computing infrastructure has moved to the center of industrial policy. Massive server clusters now
China’s largest internet companies are stepping up investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure as competition intensifies across the global tech sector. ByteDance and Alibaba Group Holding are both preparing to expand data centre capacity and computing resources to support increasingly complex AI workloads, signalling
China’s cloud computing sector is beginning to reassess its long standing price competition as global providers move to raise rates amid surging artificial intelligence demand. Analysts say several Chinese cloud firms are now evaluating price increases following recent announcements by major international platforms,
China’s semiconductor self reliance push gained a rare and quiet validation this week as processors designed by Hygon Information Technology were found unaffected by a recently disclosed hardware security vulnerability impacting several advanced chips built on US architectures. The flaw, which raised concerns
Nvidia is tightening its grip on the physical backbone of the artificial intelligence economy, investing US$2 billion into AI infrastructure provider CoreWeave as demand for large scale computing capacity continues to accelerate. The investment makes Nvidia the company’s second largest shareholder and expands
Baidu has released Ernie 5.0, its most advanced artificial intelligence model to date, as monthly active users of the company’s AI assistant reached 200 million. The launch marks a shift in how Baidu is positioning large models, moving them from experimental showcases toward
The global economy has entered what may become the largest infrastructure buildout in history as artificial intelligence reshapes how nations invest, compete and plan for growth, according to Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang. Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Huang said
AI powered infrastructure is emerging as the core engine behind modern digital transformation. Instead of relying on traditional systems that require manual configuration, companies are moving toward infrastructures that learn, adapt and optimise themselves. This shift allows organisations to handle increasing volumes of
Australia’s technology infrastructure received a major boost as NEXTDC announced it has signed a memorandum of understanding with OpenAI to jointly plan, develop, and operate a hyperscale AI campus and GPU supercluster at its S7 site in Sydney. The collaboration brings together Australia’s
A new tokenised investment product has emerged in Asia as Hong Kong based Tykhe Capital Group and Malaysia’s Skyvast Digital jointly introduced a fund worth one hundred and fifty million dollars aimed at the fast expanding field of artificial intelligence infrastructure. The initiative
