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“US State Department orders global warning about alleged AI thefts by DeepSeek, othe Chinese firms.”

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US State Dept orders global warning about alleged AI thefts by DeepSeek, other Chinese firms

Trump hosts crypto contest winners at Mar-a-Lago as his coin languishes

US chipmakers hit record highs as Intel turbocharges AI rally

Intel soars on signs AI boom for CPUs is here

DeepSeek unveils new AI model tailored for Huawei chips as China pushes for tech autonomy

US judge dismisses Musk’s fraud claims in OpenAI case at his request, plans to proceed to trial

OpenAI chief apologizes for not reporting shooting suspect to police

China’s DeepRoute.ai says over 300,000 vehicles use its advanced driving system

US Justice Department intervenes in xAI challenge to Colorado tech law

Google to invest up to $40 billion in AI rival Anthropic

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“China warns of global chip shortages as Nexperic dispute escalates again.”

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Accessed on 08 March 2026, 1644 UTC.

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“India proposes forcing smart phone makers to give source code in security overhaul.”

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India proposes forcing smartphone makers to give source code in security overhaul

Qatar and UAE to join U.S.-led effort to bolster technology supply chain

Musk’s X to open source new algorithm in seven days

China is closing in on US technology lead despite constraints, AI researchers say

Musk’s AI bot Grok limits some image generation on X after backlash

India’s proposed phone security rules that are worrying tech firms

Nvidia and auto suppliers roll out partnerships to rekindle self-driving push

OpenAI, SoftBank invest $1 billion in SB Energy as Stargate buildout expands

Indonesia temporarily blocks access to Grok over sexualised images

FCC approves SpaceX plan to deploy an additional 7,500 Starlink satellites

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“China is closing in on US technology lead despite constraints.”

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Accessed on 10 January 2026, 2214 UTC.

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China is closing in on US technology lead despite constraints, AI researchers say

Musk’s AI bot Grok limits some image generation on X after backlash

Nvidia and auto suppliers roll out partnerships to rekindle self-driving push

OpenAI, SoftBank invest $1 billion in SB Energy as Stargate buildout expands

Indonesia temporarily blocks access to Grok over sexualised images

FCC approves SpaceX plan to deploy an additional 7,500 Starlink satellites

Democratic US senators demand Apple, Google take X and Grok off app stores over sexual images

DeepSeek to launch new AI model focused on coding in February, The Information reports

Andreessen Horowitz raises $15 billion, doubling down on AI and defense startups

Physical AI dominates CES but humanity will still have to wait a while for humanoid servants

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“Trump blocks chips deal, cites security, China-related concerns.”

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Trump blocks chips deal, cites security, China-related concerns

Elon Musk’s Grok AI floods X with sexualized photos of women and minors

Samsung Electronics says customers praised competitiveness of HBM4 chip

China AI chipmaker Biren soars in Hong Kong debut as IPO wave builds

India approves electronic component projects worth $4.6 billion

Short interest in Trump Media climbs after recent rally, S3 Partners says

Baidu’s AI chip arm Kunlunxin files confidentially for Hong Kong listing

U.S. grants TSMC annual licence to import U.S. chipmaking tools into China

Starlink plans to lower satellite orbit to enhance safety in 2026

Neuralink plans ‘high-volume’ brain implant production by 2026, Musk says

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