President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping spoke by phone. No final TikTok deal has been reached, but China’s tone is softening. Could this signal a breakthrough for U.S. users? We break it down.
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China’s Huawei is vowing to roll out the world’s most powerful AI computing clusters in two years. China is pushing to rely less on Western semiconductors. But can Beijing really compete with the West on its own microchips?
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