China AI Regulation
China’s $295 Billion AI Infrastructure Plan Faces Severe Chip Gap
China plans to spend $295 billion on a nationwide AI data center network, but US export controls on advanced chips present a major hurdle.
iCAUR Hosts 2026 International Business Summit in China with Global Partners
The iCAUR International Business Summit hosts its 2026 event in Wuhu, China, featuring immersive driving experiences and lifestyle engagement rather than traditional presentations. The event brings together global partners to experience new energy mobility through real-world scenarios.
DeepSeek V4 to Run on Huawei Chips: Can China’s AI Hardware Match Nvidia?
DeepSeek is preparing to launch its V4 model built on Huawei chips, with hundreds of thousands of units already ordered by China’s top tech firms. The move raises a critical question: can Huawei’s AI hardware truly compete with Nvidia at scale?
Apple Cuts App Store Fees in China to 25% Amid Regulatory Pressure
Apple reduced its App Store commission in China from 30% to 25%, effective 15 March 2026, following a regulatory investigation by Chinese authorities into the company’s fee practices.
China Restricts OpenClaw AI Platform Use Across Government Agencies and State Banks
China has moved to restrict OpenClaw AI platform use across government agencies and state banks, citing data security risks. Tencent and JD.com continue to promote adoption in the private sector.