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OpenClaw has unlocked China’s AI token export business, enabling affordable Chinese AI services to surge in global usage. This development allows Chinese AI providers to compete internationally through token-based access. Bloomberg Technology reports on this growing trend.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced the restart of production for the H200 chip, a variant designed to comply with US export restrictions to China. Production was halted last year due to regulatory hurdles from the US and China. The company has now received US export licenses to resume manufacturing.
NVIDIA has stopped production of the H200 chip intended for China due to zero demand after two months post-unban. Key component manufacturers paused earlier. Capacity is now redirected to Vera Rubin architecture products.
Nvidia Corp. has secured a US license to ship a small number of its H200 chips to customers in China. The H200 is described as a less advanced model. This represents incremental progress in Nvidia's efforts to re-enter the world's largest semiconductor market.
CATL and Turkish EV maker Togg have agreed on mass production of the Panshi integrated intelligent chassis. CATL's Era Intelligence will co-develop three models on Togg's new B-class platform, with the first launching in 2027. This is China's first such chassis supply to overseas passenger vehicles.
Chinese robots are captivating international audiences by participating in cultural events like ordaining as monks in temples and walking red carpets. This showcases their advanced capabilities and growing global presence. Overseas buzz highlights China's robotics prowess beyond domestic markets.
Renault repurposes China as R&D/cost hub, developing Twingo E-Tech in record 22 months through ACDC center. Targets 400 euro/car cost cuts via Chinese supply chains; partners Geely on global models. Chinese firms like XPeng (VLA model to VW) and Horizon (ADAS chips with Continental) export AI tech abroad.