Chinese companies like Deepseek and Alibaba have been successful in developing advanced AI models despite lagging in infrastructure investment compared to the US.

The Taiwanese government is considering making it a crime to export advanced AI chips to China.

China is considering a plan to invest ¥2 trillion, or approximately $300 billion, into building out its domestic data center infrastructure.

The new export restrictions being considered in Taiwan are a sign that President Lai is taking a much harder line against China.

The Trump administration has signaled it would permit NVIDIA to sell its H200 chips to China.

China's planned $300 billion investment in data centers over five years is significantly less than the $725 billion the four largest US hyperscalers are projected to spend this year alone.

Samsung's labor union has threatened to go on strike for 18 days, which could disrupt the global memory chip supply.

A policy adviser to South Korea's president has proposed a 'citizen dividend' funded by profits from large technology companies to address the societal impact of AI.