Chinese Commerce Ministry Condemns U.S. Restrictions on Huawei
China’s Ministry of Commerce labels the U.S. revocation of export licenses to Huawei as ‘economic coercion,’ citing violations of WTO rules and harm to U.S. businesses.
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Apple introduces its latest iPad Pro featuring the AI-focused M4 chip, aiming to boost AI app development and compete with Big Tech rivals.
Google’s Antitrust Trial: A Landmark Battle for Internet’s Future
Google faces a pivotal antitrust trial as the US Justice Department challenges its dominance in web search and advertising, potentially reshaping the internet’s future.
Apple Reopens Talks with OpenAI to Integrate AI into iPhone
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US Bill Targets TikTok: Implications for Free Speech and Competition
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Meta Launches Llama 3 AI to Rival OpenAI in Generative Tech
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Intel Unveils Compliant AI Chips for Chinese Market Amid US Sanctions
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Chinese Innovators Unveil Battery-Free Fibers Revolutionizing Smart Wearables
Chinese researchers have developed battery-free fibers for smart wearables, enabling everyday clothing to integrate electronic components seamlessly without the need for rigid batteries.
Intel Faces $7 Billion Loss in 2023 Foundry Operations Amid TSMC Competition
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