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The CCTV-affiliated Yuyuan Tantian account says both firms finished open-source and overseas licensing filings under Beijing's 23-item AI export catalog.
A proposed COINS Act rule would bar US investment in any AI developer in a country of concern, and adds hypersonics and biotech to the list.
A policy reversal would reopen one of Nvidia's largest export markets after months of Beijing steering domestic buyers toward local silicon.
The Chinese AI lab that shocked US markets in January has quietly built a real revenue business alongside its open-weight model releases.
The chip arrives two quarters early, but the accompanying SuperPoD scaled down to 4,096 chips from a planned 15,488.
Beijing officials and Chinese AI researchers dismiss Dario Amodei's slowdown proposal as a ploy to lock in a US lead.
Beijing's official press frames Anthropic's safety advocacy as a US strategy to hobble Chinese AI development.
The company says state-linked operators tried to weaponize its Claude models; access has been cut and accounts terminated.
Washington tightened restrictions on Chinese drones and advanced robots this summer, but five Chinese firms shipped 86% of humanoids in H1 2026.
Chinese labs are pouring resources into agentic safety and cyber benchmarks, and researchers on both sides say isolation is becoming untenable.
Sprinting robots beat human world records at the World Humanoid Robot Games, but boring chore events exposed how far autonomy still has to go.
Chinese firms delivered nearly 90% of the 13,000 two-armed, two-legged robots shipped globally last year, and now they're playing to the public.
Nine people charged with forging documents to send 74 restricted B300 servers to Chinese customers in defiance of US export controls.
The partnership would make Apple the first US company approved to offer a proprietary AI model in China, ahead of an Apple Intelligence rollout.
Apple has cleared the way for Mac users in China to connect to Alibaba's Qwen models, its latest workaround for a regulatory wall that blocks its own AI stack.
The Cyberspace Administration of China signed off on Apple's AI stack after a deal to route Chinese requests through Alibaba's Qwen model.
Commerce's Jeffery Kessler confirms H200 licenses are being issued, but volumes to China and Hong Kong remain tiny under a 25% revenue cut to Washington.
Beijing's cybersecurity platform tells users to uninstall or upgrade Claude Code versions 2.1.91 through 2.1.196, released April 2 to June 29.
The deal hands a domestic Chinese memory maker its largest AI customer to date, as Tencent races to secure chips for data center buildouts.
Export restrictions on Anthropic's most powerful model were partly driven by suspected unauthorized access, according to a Semafor report.
The license carve-out marks the first major softening of Biden-era export controls on Nvidia's high-bandwidth AI accelerators bound for China.
American officials suspect restricted Nvidia accelerators were routed to Alibaba via Thai intermediaries, testing the limits of US export controls.
The NDRC's veto leaves roughly 100 Manus staff already inside Meta's Singapore offices and founders reportedly under exit bans in mainland China.
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