Keywords: Technology competition
Beijing wants to strengthen technological cooperation among the Brics countries. During the summit held in New Delhi, Xi Jinping proposed the creation of an 'open source artificial intelligence zone' aimed at promoting technology sharing and the joint development of large AI models. China intends to......
The competition between the United States and China in artificial intelligence is entering a new phase. The race is no longer defined solely by computing power, advanced chips or the billions of dollars invested in data centers. Increasingly, the decisive question is becoming economic: which side can......
As artificial intelligence reshapes global industries, advanced robotics has emerged as one of the most strategic areas of competition between the United States and China. Once primarily designed for industrial automation, modern robots are now capable of autonomous movement, environmental awareness,......
The global artificial intelligence industry is entering a new phase of competition in which technological leadership is no longer determined solely by the size or complexity of AI models. Increasingly, companies are focusing on another critical factor: delivering strong performance at a significantly......
A growing debate over the future of artificial intelligence regulation in the United States has brought major technology companies into the spotlight, with several industry leaders urging the Trump administration to avoid imposing strict restrictions on open-source AI models. The companies argue that......
The Trump administration is exploring an executive order on robotics set for 2026, amid reports of intensifying efforts to counter China's rapid strides in humanoid robot manufacturing. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has engaged robotics industry leaders and voiced strong commitment to speeding......
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