China’s smart robotics investments reach $13 billion
A new Reuters investigation revealed a shift in China’s robotics sector from showy displays toward developing embodied artificial intelligence capable of practical tasks. Data showed the injection of approximately 93.5 billion yuan ($13 billion) across 322 deals in the first half of 2026, roughly 5 times the previous year.
China and Singapore deny reports of spying on Nvidia
The Chinese government has denied a New York Times report claiming that a Chinese businesswoman close to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was passing information to Chinese intelligence, while Singapore’s Ministry of Home Affairs also dismissed a separate Wall Street Journal report on the same issue. Nvidia maintained that its CEO’s communications with regional clients are routine and natural.
Machine learning excels in precise poultry nutrition
A new scientific review conducted by Chinese researchers at Jilin University, China Agricultural University, and the Jilin Academy of Agricultural Sciences has concluded that machine learning algorithms predict poultry feed energy values and nutritional requirements with greater accuracy than traditional linear regression models. The researchers explained that integrating big data and the Internet of Things with biotechnologies could help producers lower costs and reduce carbon emissions.
China’s CXMT to begin limited advanced memory production
Reuters reported in an exclusive report that ChangXin Memory Technologies, China’s largest dynamic random-access memory producer, is preparing to start limited production of next-generation high-bandwidth memory over the next two months. This move comes despite usable chip yields ranging between only 20% and 30%, compared to roughly 70% at global leader SK Hynix.
China imposes new law: all platforms must label AI-generated content
In a regulatory move that is the most prominent of its kind globally, China has imposed a new law forcing all online platforms to label any content created using artificial intelligence. This step comes as part of the “Qinglang” campaign to clean up cyberspace and combat misinformation and fraud.
China successfully tests AI-powered unjammable radar
In a military technology leap, China has conducted a successful flight test of what may be the world’s first AI-operated radar system, which demonstrated near-perfect target tracking capability even under advanced electronic jamming.
The end of the stealth submarine era? A new Chinese AI system threatens to rewrite naval warfare rules
In a striking development, Chinese scientists have announced a new anti-submarine warfare artificial intelligence system that can reduce submarine survival rates to 5%. Are we on the verge of the end of the underwater stealth era and a drastic shift in the global balance of power?
China objects to expansion of U.S. tech investment restrictions
The Chinese Ministry of Commerce has issued an official statement opposing a U.S. Department of Treasury proposal to expand its outbound investment screening program. The new U.S. proposal targets expanding oversight to include advanced computing, biotechnology, and hypersonic technologies alongside artificial intelligence and semiconductors.
Countries Worldwide Balance American and Chinese Technology Alliances
An investigative report by The Associated Press has revealed how numerous countries are seeking computing technologies, financing, and diplomatic support from both the United States and China simultaneously. The report focuses on the competition between the Washington-led Pax Silica initiative and the Beijing-led Global AI Cooperation Organization.
Major escalation in chip war: China orders halt to purchases of latest Nvidia AI chips
In a new escalation of the tech war, reports indicate that China’s internet regulator has ordered companies like ByteDance and Alibaba to stop purchasing Nvidia’s latest AI chips in a bid to reduce reliance on US technology.