Guizhou’s 300 Billion Yuan Digital Cluster Deepens China’s AI Infrastructure Push
Guizhou’s digital industry has reached 300 billion yuan as computing capacity passes 176 EFLOPS, strengthening the province’s role in China’s AI build-out.
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China’s AI Margin Trade Deleverages as Yields and Inflation Risks Rise
China’s AI equity trade is entering a more selective phase as leveraged positions shrink and higher global yields intensify scrutiny of valuations and cash flows.
White House Arcade Turns Policy Messaging into a Digital Engagement Strategy
The White House has launched five retro-style online games, using interactive entertainment to package policy priorities for a digitally engaged audience.
Lenovo Broadens Hybrid AI Strategy Across Consumer and Enterprise Devices
Lenovo has expanded its hybrid AI portfolio across consumer and enterprise devices, including Qira integrations, creator hardware and new security tools.
Global Chip Equipment Billings Rise 23% as AI Capacity Spending Accelerates
Worldwide semiconductor-equipment billings reached US$40.53 billion in the second quarter, extending record investment in advanced chipmaking capacity.
Singapore Cyber Extortion Losses Reach S$134,000 as Intimate-Image Scams Rise
Singapore authorities recorded at least 52 cyber-extortion cases and S$134,000 in losses since August as scammers weaponised intimate online interactions.
Anthropic’s Planned US$15 Billion Credit Line Signals IPO-Scale Ambition
Anthropic is reportedly finalising an expansion of its revolving credit facility to US$15 billion ahead of an anticipated public listing.
Malaysia’s Free AI Programme Targets 100,000 Young People by 2027
Malaysia’s AI Untuk Rakyat programme will provide phased training and selected AI-tool access to 100,000 people aged 18 to 30 through 2027.
Broadcom AI Chip Revenue Surges 221% as Custom Silicon Demand Accelerates
Broadcom’s fiscal third-quarter AI semiconductor revenue reached US$16.7 billion, rising 221% from a year earlier and 54% sequentially.
US Companies Commit US$2 Billion to South Korea Chips and Energy
Four US companies have committed a combined US$2 billion to semiconductor, advanced-materials and renewable-energy projects in South Korea.