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OpenAI's Altman Confident Trump Will Keep US In AI Lead
Altman was responding to a question on the United States' competition with China on AI, adding "We very much believe that the United States and our allies need to lead this."
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US Unveils Fresh Export Curbs Targeting China's Chip Sector
The United States announced new export restrictions Monday targeting China's ability to make advanced semiconductors, drawing swift condemnation from Beijing as competition deepens between the world's two biggest economies.
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US Government Commission Pushes Manhattan Project-Style AI Initiative
A US congressional commission has proposed a Manhattan Project-style initiative to fund the development of AI systems that will be as smart or smarter than humans. The Manhattan Project was a large-scale collaboration between the US government and the private sector during World War Two that produced the first atomic bombs.
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Epic Games Accuses Samsung, Google of Scheme to Block App Rivals
Epic said it would file a lawsuit in US federal court in California alleging that a Samsung mobile security feature called Auto Blocker was intended to deter users from downloading apps from sources other than the Play store or Samsung's Galaxy store, which the Korean company chose to put on the back burner.
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Apple's iPhone Sales in China Plunge 24 Percent as Huawei's Popularity Surges
Apple's iPhone sales in China fell 24 percent year-on-year in the first six weeks of 2024, according to research firm Counterpoint, as the US company faced increased competition from domestic rivals such as Huawei.
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OpenAI Suspends ByteDance's Account Over Use Of GPT For Training Its Own AI Model
OpenAI, backed by Microsoft, suspends ByteDance's account for reportedly using its technology to develop a large language model, breaching terms.
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Baidu, ByteDance, Other Chinese Firms Launch ChatGPT-Like Chatbots to Public
Five Chinese tech firms, including Baidu and SenseTime Group, on Thursday launched their artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots to the public after receiving government approval, as China's government pushes to widen the use of such products amid competition with the United States. Baidu, China's leading online search provider, said in a statement ...
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Not Seeking "Winner-Take-All" Competition: US Treasury Secretary In China
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told Chinese Premier Li Qiang on Friday that the United States is not seeking "winner-take-all" competition, in a visit to Beijing packed with talks aimed at stabilising fraught ties.
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China Warns US To Change "Distorted" Attitude Or Risk "Conflict"
The US had been engaging in suppression and containment of China rather than engaging in fair, rules-based competition, Chinese Foreign Minister said.
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Tencent Is Planning a Valorant League as Gaming Crackdown Eases in China
Tencent is planning to host a Valorant esports tournament as the FPS game rolls out in China, following a two-year industry crackdown. Talks are in their initial stages and Tencent could push back its timeline from its predicted summer window. A Valorant league should help kickstart competitive online gaming in China after pandemic restrictions and...
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Taiwan Proposes Bigger Tax Breaks for Chipmakers' Research, Development to Retain Competitive Edge
Taiwan's government has proposed larger tax breaks for chipmakers' research and development into semiconductor technology, as the island nation looks to retain its competitive edge. Governments around the world have been touting incentives to bring chip production onshore, in the wake of a global chip shortage.
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US President Joe Biden Signs Order for Implementation of CHIPS Act, Forms Council for Policy Development
US President Joe Biden signed an order to implement the CHIPS Act on Thursday. The executive order will ensure subsidy for manufacturing semiconductor chips in the US. The implementation plan worth $52.7 billion (nearly Rs. 4,21,000 crore) aims at encouraging chip manufacturing and research in the country.
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US President Joe Biden Signs Landmark CHIPS Bill to Boost Semiconductor Manufacturing, Competition With China
US President Joe Biden signed signed the CHIPS Act on Tuesday, the new legislation that provides $52.7 billion (roughly Rs. 4,19,400 crore) in subsidies for US chip production and research. The bill was also designed to boost efforts to make the US more competitive with China and motivate firms to manufacture more chips in the country.
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US Congress Passes Bill to Subsidise Domestic Semiconductor Sector Amid Competition From China
US Congress has passed the ‘Chips and Science’ Act to boost the semiconductor industry in the country amid competition from China. Meanwhile, China had lobbied against the semiconductor bill.
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Presses Lawmakers To Greenlight $52 Billion For Chipmaking
Both houses of Congress have passed legislations to make the US more competitive with China that includes the chip funding though lawmakers have so far failed to reach consensus on a final version of the package.
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OpenAI's Altman Confident Trump Will Keep US In AI Lead
Altman was responding to a question on the United States' competition with China on AI, adding "We very much believe that the United States and our allies need to lead this."
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US Unveils Fresh Export Curbs Targeting China's Chip Sector
The United States announced new export restrictions Monday targeting China's ability to make advanced semiconductors, drawing swift condemnation from Beijing as competition deepens between the world's two biggest economies.
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US Government Commission Pushes Manhattan Project-Style AI Initiative
A US congressional commission has proposed a Manhattan Project-style initiative to fund the development of AI systems that will be as smart or smarter than humans. The Manhattan Project was a large-scale collaboration between the US government and the private sector during World War Two that produced the first atomic bombs.
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Epic Games Accuses Samsung, Google of Scheme to Block App Rivals
Epic said it would file a lawsuit in US federal court in California alleging that a Samsung mobile security feature called Auto Blocker was intended to deter users from downloading apps from sources other than the Play store or Samsung's Galaxy store, which the Korean company chose to put on the back burner.
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Apple's iPhone Sales in China Plunge 24 Percent as Huawei's Popularity Surges
Apple's iPhone sales in China fell 24 percent year-on-year in the first six weeks of 2024, according to research firm Counterpoint, as the US company faced increased competition from domestic rivals such as Huawei.
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OpenAI Suspends ByteDance's Account Over Use Of GPT For Training Its Own AI Model
OpenAI, backed by Microsoft, suspends ByteDance's account for reportedly using its technology to develop a large language model, breaching terms.
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Baidu, ByteDance, Other Chinese Firms Launch ChatGPT-Like Chatbots to Public
Five Chinese tech firms, including Baidu and SenseTime Group, on Thursday launched their artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots to the public after receiving government approval, as China's government pushes to widen the use of such products amid competition with the United States. Baidu, China's leading online search provider, said in a statement ...
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Not Seeking "Winner-Take-All" Competition: US Treasury Secretary In China
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told Chinese Premier Li Qiang on Friday that the United States is not seeking "winner-take-all" competition, in a visit to Beijing packed with talks aimed at stabilising fraught ties.
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China Warns US To Change "Distorted" Attitude Or Risk "Conflict"
The US had been engaging in suppression and containment of China rather than engaging in fair, rules-based competition, Chinese Foreign Minister said.
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Tencent Is Planning a Valorant League as Gaming Crackdown Eases in China
Tencent is planning to host a Valorant esports tournament as the FPS game rolls out in China, following a two-year industry crackdown. Talks are in their initial stages and Tencent could push back its timeline from its predicted summer window. A Valorant league should help kickstart competitive online gaming in China after pandemic restrictions and...
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Taiwan Proposes Bigger Tax Breaks for Chipmakers' Research, Development to Retain Competitive Edge
Taiwan's government has proposed larger tax breaks for chipmakers' research and development into semiconductor technology, as the island nation looks to retain its competitive edge. Governments around the world have been touting incentives to bring chip production onshore, in the wake of a global chip shortage.
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US President Joe Biden Signs Order for Implementation of CHIPS Act, Forms Council for Policy Development
US President Joe Biden signed an order to implement the CHIPS Act on Thursday. The executive order will ensure subsidy for manufacturing semiconductor chips in the US. The implementation plan worth $52.7 billion (nearly Rs. 4,21,000 crore) aims at encouraging chip manufacturing and research in the country.
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US President Joe Biden Signs Landmark CHIPS Bill to Boost Semiconductor Manufacturing, Competition With China
US President Joe Biden signed signed the CHIPS Act on Tuesday, the new legislation that provides $52.7 billion (roughly Rs. 4,19,400 crore) in subsidies for US chip production and research. The bill was also designed to boost efforts to make the US more competitive with China and motivate firms to manufacture more chips in the country.
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US Congress Passes Bill to Subsidise Domestic Semiconductor Sector Amid Competition From China
US Congress has passed the ‘Chips and Science’ Act to boost the semiconductor industry in the country amid competition from China. Meanwhile, China had lobbied against the semiconductor bill.
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Presses Lawmakers To Greenlight $52 Billion For Chipmaking
Both houses of Congress have passed legislations to make the US more competitive with China that includes the chip funding though lawmakers have so far failed to reach consensus on a final version of the package.
