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Microsoft president Brad Smith announced that the company is set to invest around $80 billion in artificial intelligence (AI) this fiscal year. Microsoft is ramping up its investment in AI datacenters, AI model training, and cloud-based applications globally.
Apple Offers Discounts on Latest iPhone Models in China
Recent reports reveal that tech giant Apple is offering significant discounts on its latest iPhone models in China. This move has sparked speculations about Apple's market standing and reputation in the region.
US-China AI Competition in 2025
The competition between the US and China in AI technology is expected to intensify by 2025, with both countries vying for dominance. This rivalry will impact various sectors including the military. Trump's strategic initiatives and potential collaborations with countries like India will shape the global AI landscape.
The ongoing US-China trade war is escalating, with potential repercussions for tech stocks, especially with the upcoming inauguration of Donald Trump in 2025. Companies like Apollo Go and Pony.ai in China are making strides in the robotaxi industry, while concerns about China's chipmaking capabilities loom.
AI and Competition Concerns in India
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) is exploring the implications of AI on competition, including the potential for cartelization through automated algorithms. Google CEO Sundar Pichai emphasizes the importance of AI in the tech industry, urging innovation and efficiency.
In other developments, OpenAI plans to restructure as a public benefit corporation, while concerns about China's semiconductor industry and Nvidia's market performance are in focus. Japanese tycoon Masayoshi Son pledges a significant investment in AI infrastructure in the US.
Export Controls and Tech Restrictions
The US government is implementing new export controls to limit China's access to critical technologies like AI and semiconductors. The measures target equipment, software tools, and companies involved in semiconductor manufacturing.
As the tech landscape evolves, the US and China are engaged in strategic maneuvers to gain a competitive edge, with implications for global trade and security.
