Tencent Ramps Up Adoption of Chinese AI Chips as China Reduces Dependence on Nvidia
The announcement comes against the backdrop of recent regulatory scrutiny of foreign chip suppliers. On Monday, China’s State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) said that Nvidia had violated antitrust laws and the conditions imposed by the Chinese government on its 2019 acquisition of Israeli interconnect solutions provider Mellanox Technologies.
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3 hIntel China Sees Leadership Shift as Chairperson Retires During Global Overhaul
The leadership transition comes amid a broader overhaul at Intel under CEO Lip-Bu Tan, who took office in March 2025. Tan has prioritized streamlining operations, divesting non-core assets such as a controlling stake in Altera, refocusing on data centers and PCs, launching new custom semiconductor products, and restructuring management.
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4 hChinese E-Commerce Platforms Slash iPhone 17 Prices With Discounts Up to 900 Yuan
4 hLopal Tech Shares Jump After Securing $840 Million Overseas Order from CATL
4 hBeijing Authorities Investigate Xibei Restaurant Chain
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