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The china technology tag covers reporting on China’s expanding AI industry, including DeepSeek’s proposed data-center capacity in Inner Mongolia and Huawei’s plans for large-scale Ascend processor systems. Coverage also examines how U.S. export controls are shaping Chinese approaches to AI hardware, memory chips, model development and supply chains. Other stories follow Apple Intelligence’s regulatory approval for mainland China, Alibaba’s Qwen integration, and China’s efforts to build international influence through AI training and governance initiatives. Articles emphasize what is confirmed, what remains unverified, and how policy decisions, domestic infrastructure and technology partnerships may affect the country’s position in the global AI market.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    DeepSeek Ulanqab Data Center: 1 GW Plan Is Still Unverified

    DeepSeek is planning an AI data-center buildout in Ulanqab, Inner Mongolia, that could add one gigawatt of computing capacity, with some capacity targeted for service by late 2027 or early 2028. The scale, reported by The Japan Times from people familiar with the private project, would move...
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    Huawei Atlas 950 SuperPod Plans 8,192 Ascend Chips for Q4 2026

    Huawei’s Atlas 950 SuperPoD is China’s clearest statement yet that its AI hardware strategy is no longer centered on matching Nvidia chip-for-chip. The system, shown at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai this month, is designed to scale out: Huawei’s planned full...
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    Apple Intelligence China Approval Brings Alibaba Qwen to iOS 27

    Apple Intelligence has cleared its most consequential China regulatory hurdle: on July 15, the Cyberspace Administration of China registered Apple’s on-device generative AI service for use on iPhones in the country. Reuters reported that Alibaba’s Qwen models will be integrated into the...
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    Xi Pledges 5,000 AI Training Places as China Launches WAICO

    Chinese President Xi Jinping’s pledge to provide 5,000 AI training and seminar opportunities to developing countries over the next five years is not primarily a scholarship announcement. It is a bid to make China the partner of choice for nations that want AI skills, deployment capacity and a...
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    DeepSeek and CXMT Blacklist Delay: What It Means for AI Export Controls

    The Trump administration has reportedly delayed adding China’s DeepSeek, memory-chip maker CXMT, and more than 100 other companies to the Commerce Department’s Entity List in June 2026, even after an interagency committee approved the firms for trade restrictions last year. That decision is not...