U.S. Export Controls Fuel the Rise of Asian Data Centers Serving Chinese AI
Chinese AI firms are the top customers for Singapore-based DayOne’s data centers. Now it is hoping for support from U.S. investors.
Leon Panetta on Why China Has Gained the Advantage over the U.S.
The former Obama defense secretary and Clinton chief of staff says Beijing is capitalizing on the Trump administration’s mistakes and argues that the two countries...
What a U.S.-China AI Safety Channel Needs
AI safety is a global challenge, and addressing it depends on close and growing collaboration between the two leading AI powers.
Short Dramas are Big Business in China
China’s short drama industry is taking up a big chunk of the country’s AI capacity, with ByteDance now dominating the market.
Seth Center on Talking to China About AI Risk
The former State Department official in the Biden administration talks about leading the first talks with China on AI, and what the realistic goals should...
Datacenters in the sky? China Bids on the AI-Space Nexus
In just over a year, China has built an ecosystem dedicated to orbital data centers.
Meet China’s AI Enforcers
The Wire profiles the Chinese government bodies responsible for managing the country’s AI rollout.
The Survivor
Sanctions and export controls failed to contain the rise of Yangtze Memory Technologies Corp. Now the national champion is riding the AI boom to a...
China’s AI Safety Catch-Up Is Hiding in Plain Sight
Current debates in the West about China’s approach to governing the technology ignore changes under way post-DeepSeek and Mythos.
Brian Tse on How China Plans to Keep AI Safe
The Concordia AI founder explains how Beijing is looking to regulate and pace AI's development while making sure it keeps up in the global race,...
Company in the News: BGI
China’s gene research industry faces scrutiny after recent scandals, but a sanctioned BGI holds on to its top spot.
Taiwan Plays its Chips Card
Helping other countries build up their own semiconductor supply chains is a calculated gamble. Can sacrificing some economic advantage enhance Taiwan’s own security?