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    Tencent China Biometric Privacy

    Tencent Launches Palm-Scanning Payment System in China, Raising Privacy Concerns

    November 30, 2024 • 1 min read

    Chinese tech giant Tencent introduces Weixin Palm Payment, allowing users to make transactions with just a hand wave using palm-print and vein pattern scanning. While offering convenience, the biometric payment system has sparked debates about surveillance and cybersecurity risks.

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    Intel Battlemage GPU China

    Intel's Arc Battlemage GPUs: December Launch Date Revealed Through Chinese Manufacturer

    November 30, 2024 • 1 min read

    Intel's next-gen Arc Battlemage graphics cards are set for a December 4 reveal, according to Chinese GPU maker Gunnir's teaser. The launch will introduce two models targeting budget and mid-range segments, with reviews expected shortly after the announcement.

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    Huawei China HarmonyOS Android

    Huawei's New Smartphone Signals Growing Tech Divide Between China and US

    November 25, 2024 • 1 min read

    Chinese tech giant Huawei prepares to launch a smartphone running entirely on its homegrown HarmonyOS, marking a decisive break from US technology dependence. The move highlights the accelerating technological decoupling between the two nations as China pushes for self-reliance in critical sectors.

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    Huawei China Android

    Huawei Aims to Expand Harmony OS with Ambitious 100,000 App Target

    November 23, 2024 • 1 min read

    Chinese tech giant Huawei announces plans to dramatically scale its Harmony operating system by targeting 100,000 apps within a year. The initiative represents a major push for technological self-reliance as the company continues to navigate US sanctions.

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    Nvidia China Singapore Semiconductor

    Major GPU Manufacturer Relocates from China to Singapore Ahead of RTX 5090 Launch

    November 16, 2024 • 1 min read

    PC Partner Group Limited, maker of Zotac and other GPU brands, plans strategic relocation from Hong Kong to Singapore to avoid US semiconductor export restrictions. The world's second-largest graphics card manufacturer aims to maintain production capabilities ahead of NVIDIA's next-gen RTX 5090 launch.

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    Huawei Storage Datacenter China

    Huawei's Revolutionary MED Storage Technology Combines SSD Speed with Tape Capacity

    November 14, 2024 • 1 min read

    Huawei unveils groundbreaking magneto-electric disk storage that fuses SSD and tape capabilities while using 90% less power than traditional HDDs. This innovative solution helps the company maintain competitiveness despite US trade restrictions.

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    TSMC AI Semiconductor China

    TSMC Halts Advanced AI Chip Production for Chinese Clients Amid Export Controls

    November 08, 2024 • 1 min read

    TSMC announces suspension of advanced AI chip production for Chinese customers, aligning with U.S. export controls. This decision impacts chips using 7nm or more advanced processes, potentially affecting China's AI ambitions.

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    Loongson CPU China Intel

    Chinese Chipmaker Loongson Challenges Intel with Powerful 7nm CPUs

    November 07, 2024 • 1 min read

    Loongson's new 7nm CPUs reportedly outperform Intel's Raptor Lake, showcasing China's technological progress. The company's innovative 'tock-tock-tick' strategy and upcoming fourth-generation chips aim to compete with top Western manufacturers.

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    GlobalFoundries China Semiconductor Export

    GlobalFoundries Fined $500K for Unauthorized Chip Exports to China

    November 05, 2024 • 1 min read

    GlobalFoundries faces a $500,000 fine for violating export regulations by shipping $17 million worth of restricted semiconductor products to a Chinese company with military ties. This incident highlights the challenges faced by chipmakers in navigating complex international trade rules and export controls.

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    AI China Meta Military

    China Develops Military AI Using Meta's Llama: Ethical Concerns Arise

    November 02, 2024 • 1 min read

    Chinese researchers with military ties have created AI systems based on Meta's open-source Llama model for military applications. This development raises concerns about the unintended consequences of open-source AI and its potential misuse.

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