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China to further tighten export curbs on battery, chip material tech, escalating US trade spat
China is reinforcing its grip on key minerals and battery technologies as tensions with the US escalate over tech trade policies. Fortune reports that China dominates the processing of gallium and lithium, essential elements in semiconductors and electric vehicle (EV) batteries. Leading Chinese firms such as CATL, a major supplier to global automakers, have become critical players in the industry.
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Acer subsidiary Altos Computing rides on Indian AI demand, eyes IPO in India by 2025
Jackie Lee, president of Altos Computing, forecasts that 2025 will mark the beginning of enterprise AI, driven by increasing AI application adoption. He predicts double-digit growth, particularly in India. To support this, Altos has partnered with local EMS manufacturers to produce servers compliant with Made in India regulations.
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China’s Chitu AI challenges Nvidia, boosting domestic chip independence
China is making strides in AI chip self-sufficiency with the open-sourcing of Chitu, a large-scale model inference engine developed by Tsinghua University-backed AI startup Qingcheng.AI. The company has also launched a full-scale deployment solution, positioning Chitu as an alternative to Nvidia’s Hopper series and a crucial driver in China’s evolving AI ecosystem.
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SK Hynix, Micron exhibit AI memory solutions at Nvidia GTC
At the ongoing Nvidia GTC 2025, both SK Hynix and Micron Technology have demonstrated their respective AI memory solutions.
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Nvidia unleashes RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell; key partners ready to ship
Nvidia officially launched the RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell series of workstations and servers, redefining professional workflows for AI, technology, creative, engineering, and design professionals through accelerated computing, artificial intelligence (AI) inference, ray tracing, and neural rendering technologies.
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Acer ITS charges into Thailand, powers up Taiwan’s entertainment machines
Acer ITS is expanding into Taiwan’s entertainment machine market, including Pokemon and claw machines, leveraging its expertise in hardware and software integration from public transportation systems. President Kenny Yu highlighted plans to grow internationally, with a memorandum of understanding already signed with Thailand for charging stations.
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GTC 2025: MiTAC showcases Nvidia MGX-based AI server
MiTAC Holdings Corporation (MHC)’s subsidiary MiTAC Computing Technology introduced its latest AI infrastructure solutions at Nvidia GTC 2025, debuting the MiTAC G4527G6 AI server. Built for the Nvidia MGX architecture, the system supports the Nvidia H200 NVL and Nvidia RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPU, both engineered for enterprise AI workloads.
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GTC 2025: Kenmec, MetAI, and Chief Global Logistics advance AI-driven smart warehousing
Kenmec, in partnership with Chief Global Logistics Co. and MetAI, introduced significant advancements in warehouse automation at Nvidia GTC 2025. Using Nvidia Omniverse, the companies successfully simulated and optimized warehouse operations, from equipment management to smart sensor and camera deployment.
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GTC 2025: Foxconn debuts AI nurse bot Nurabot, breaking into service robotics
AI adoption in industrial robotics is advancing rapidly, but the next frontier is its integration into service robots, including humanoid models. At GTC 2025, Foxconn unveiled Nurabot, an AI-driven nursing robot, signaling its move into healthcare automation. The company plans to roll out Nurabot in Taiwanese partner hospitals by late 2025.