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"Single Largest Self-Inflicted Obstacle": Investor Slams India's Rich, Cites East India Company
Instead of funding Indian founders, he argued, wealthy households continue pouring money into "the second flat and the third flat."
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Believes China Could Eventually Welcome AI Chips From The US
Jensen Huang said he believes China will eventually reopen its market to advanced artificial intelligence chips from the US, even as the company’s market share in the country has fallen to “zero.”
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Motorola Razr Fold India Launch Teased; Set to Arrive in May as Company’s First Book-Style Foldable
Motorola Razr Fold will be launched in India in May, the tech firm confirmed on Tuesday. The handset will arrive in the country as the company’s first book-style foldable. While the company has yet to reveal the phone’s exact launch in India, it is confirmed to be unveiled in China on May 19. This comes soon after the foldable’s launch in the...
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US FCC Reportedly Moves to Bar Chinese Labs From Certifying US-Bound Devices Including Smartphones, Laptops
FCC reportedly voted unanimously to advance a proposal to bar all Chinese labs from testing electronic devices meant to be used in the US. About 75 percent of all US electronics are tested in China, and the agency wants to adopt a new approval process for devices tested in US labs or labs from other countries that are not seen as security ...
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Europeans Do Not Trust China, US Tech Companies With Their Data: Survey
A new survey has found that Europeans do not trust Chinese and US-based tech companies when it comes to handling their data. The findings are important at a time when artificial intelligence (AI) companies based out of these two countries have started gaining a user base from across the globe.
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How A Factory In China Adapted To Trump, Tariffs And Trade Turmoil
Tariffs brought chaos to many Chinese companies; the country's official purchasing managers' index contracted for much of last year, with April 2025 being its weakest reading since December 2023.
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Chinese Firms Use AI To Track US Military Moves In Iran War: Report
Washington, April 5 (IANS) Chinese firms are using artificial intelligence and open-source data to track US military movements during the Iran war, raising fresh concerns in Washington about emerging battlefield surveillance risks, a media report sai
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Can Anthropic Survive Taking On Trump's Pentagon?
In an unprecedented dispute between the US government and a private business, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has declared Anthropic a supply chain risk -- a measure usually reserved for companies from adversary nations, like China's Huawei.
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Xiaomi 17 Ultra Global Variant Spotted in Leaked Image That Reveals Display Design, Key Specifications
Xiaomi 17 Ultra could soon be available in global markets. The company has not yet revealed the launch date. However, a new leak has surfaced online, giving us a closer look at its design language. The Xiaomi 17 Ultra was released in China in December last year with a 6.9-inch AMOLED display, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, Leica-branded cameras ...
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Ex-Google Engineer Convicted Of Stealing AI Secrets For Chinese Companies
Former Google software engineer Linwei Ding was convicted by a federal jury in San Francisco on Thursday of stealing AI trade secrets from the US tech giant to benefit two Chinese companies he was secretly working for
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Space Rocket Crashes in 2025: Why This Year Saw an Unusually High Number of Orbital Launch Failures
A wave of launch failures marked the global space race in 2025, with rockets from the US, China, Japan, India, South Korea and Europe suffering fiery mishaps. From Starship test explosions to failed orbital insertions and crashed lunar landers, setbacks underscored the risks of rapid innovation.
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US Tech Enables China To Track Movement Of Tibetan Refugees In Nepal
Nepal is just one of at least 150 countries to which Chinese companies are supplying surveillance technology, from cameras in Vietnam to censorship firewalls in Pakistan to citywide monitoring systems in Kenya.
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How LandSpace Became SpaceX's Biggest Chinese Challenger In Reusable Rockets
LandSpace has become China's most advanced private rocket company and the country's closest equivalent to Elon Musk's SpaceX, following US rivals in betting its future on rockets that can fly more than once.
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OnePlus Ace 6T Design, Colourways Revealed Ahead of China Launch; Teased to Come With 8,000mAh Battery
The OnePlus Ace 6T is expected to be launched in China soon as the non-flagship sibling of the OnePlus 15. Ahead of its anticipated debut, the company has shared several images of the upcoming handset, providing us with the first look at its design and expected colourways. It is confirmed ot come with a flat frame design and a square camera deco, s...
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White House Says Alibaba Is Helping Chinese Military Target US: Report
Washington is accusing online marketplace company Alibaba of providing technological support for Chinese military "operations" against targets in the United States, a report revealed on Friday, citing a White House national security memo.
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"Single Largest Self-Inflicted Obstacle": Investor Slams India's Rich, Cites East India Company
Instead of funding Indian founders, he argued, wealthy households continue pouring money into "the second flat and the third flat."
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Believes China Could Eventually Welcome AI Chips From The US
Jensen Huang said he believes China will eventually reopen its market to advanced artificial intelligence chips from the US, even as the company’s market share in the country has fallen to “zero.”
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Motorola Razr Fold India Launch Teased; Set to Arrive in May as Company’s First Book-Style Foldable
Motorola Razr Fold will be launched in India in May, the tech firm confirmed on Tuesday. The handset will arrive in the country as the company’s first book-style foldable. While the company has yet to reveal the phone’s exact launch in India, it is confirmed to be unveiled in China on May 19. This comes soon after the foldable’s launch in the...
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US FCC Reportedly Moves to Bar Chinese Labs From Certifying US-Bound Devices Including Smartphones, Laptops
FCC reportedly voted unanimously to advance a proposal to bar all Chinese labs from testing electronic devices meant to be used in the US. About 75 percent of all US electronics are tested in China, and the agency wants to adopt a new approval process for devices tested in US labs or labs from other countries that are not seen as security ...
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Europeans Do Not Trust China, US Tech Companies With Their Data: Survey
A new survey has found that Europeans do not trust Chinese and US-based tech companies when it comes to handling their data. The findings are important at a time when artificial intelligence (AI) companies based out of these two countries have started gaining a user base from across the globe.
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How A Factory In China Adapted To Trump, Tariffs And Trade Turmoil
Tariffs brought chaos to many Chinese companies; the country's official purchasing managers' index contracted for much of last year, with April 2025 being its weakest reading since December 2023.
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Chinese Firms Use AI To Track US Military Moves In Iran War: Report
Washington, April 5 (IANS) Chinese firms are using artificial intelligence and open-source data to track US military movements during the Iran war, raising fresh concerns in Washington about emerging battlefield surveillance risks, a media report sai
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Can Anthropic Survive Taking On Trump's Pentagon?
In an unprecedented dispute between the US government and a private business, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has declared Anthropic a supply chain risk -- a measure usually reserved for companies from adversary nations, like China's Huawei.
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Xiaomi 17 Ultra Global Variant Spotted in Leaked Image That Reveals Display Design, Key Specifications
Xiaomi 17 Ultra could soon be available in global markets. The company has not yet revealed the launch date. However, a new leak has surfaced online, giving us a closer look at its design language. The Xiaomi 17 Ultra was released in China in December last year with a 6.9-inch AMOLED display, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, Leica-branded cameras ...
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Ex-Google Engineer Convicted Of Stealing AI Secrets For Chinese Companies
Former Google software engineer Linwei Ding was convicted by a federal jury in San Francisco on Thursday of stealing AI trade secrets from the US tech giant to benefit two Chinese companies he was secretly working for
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Space Rocket Crashes in 2025: Why This Year Saw an Unusually High Number of Orbital Launch Failures
A wave of launch failures marked the global space race in 2025, with rockets from the US, China, Japan, India, South Korea and Europe suffering fiery mishaps. From Starship test explosions to failed orbital insertions and crashed lunar landers, setbacks underscored the risks of rapid innovation.
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US Tech Enables China To Track Movement Of Tibetan Refugees In Nepal
Nepal is just one of at least 150 countries to which Chinese companies are supplying surveillance technology, from cameras in Vietnam to censorship firewalls in Pakistan to citywide monitoring systems in Kenya.
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How LandSpace Became SpaceX's Biggest Chinese Challenger In Reusable Rockets
LandSpace has become China's most advanced private rocket company and the country's closest equivalent to Elon Musk's SpaceX, following US rivals in betting its future on rockets that can fly more than once.
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OnePlus Ace 6T Design, Colourways Revealed Ahead of China Launch; Teased to Come With 8,000mAh Battery
The OnePlus Ace 6T is expected to be launched in China soon as the non-flagship sibling of the OnePlus 15. Ahead of its anticipated debut, the company has shared several images of the upcoming handset, providing us with the first look at its design and expected colourways. It is confirmed ot come with a flat frame design and a square camera deco, s...
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White House Says Alibaba Is Helping Chinese Military Target US: Report
Washington is accusing online marketplace company Alibaba of providing technological support for Chinese military "operations" against targets in the United States, a report revealed on Friday, citing a White House national security memo.
