Tencent's bond sale highlights strong investor confidence but underscores long-term regulatory risks in China's tech sector.
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Tencent's bond sale will gauge global investor confidence in Chinese tech amid shifting narratives from regulatory concerns to AI growth.
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China's May 2026 exports are forecast to grow 15% YoY as front-loaded orders and surging semiconductor demand reshape trade flows across Asia.
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Datacentre off Shanghai coast uses less power and water than land-based equivalent
The world’s first wind-powered underwater datacentre has started operations off the coast of Shanghai, as China presses forwards with solutions for energy challenges created by the country’s artificial intelligence boom.
The Shanghai Lingang undersea datacentre demonstration project, which launched in May, has a capacity of 24 megawatts. It is a joint effort between HiCloud Technology and China Communications Construction, a state-owned company.
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Over 200 crypto organizations sent a letter to Senate Majority Leader John Thune and Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer, urging the lawmakers to advance the long-awaited market structure bill, known as the CLARITY Act. Related Reading: China Banned Bitcoin — Then One Of Its Highest Courts Just Ruled It’s Protected Property Crypto Industry Pushes For […]
Xi's visit underscores China's strategic intent to maintain influence over North Korea amid shifting alliances, impacting regional power dynamics.
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Jiang Zhuoer, CEO of BTCTOP and one of China’s best-known Bitcoin mining figures, pushed back against fears that Strategy could become a major forced seller of BTC, arguing that the company’s balance-sheet risk remains manageable even under a severe Bitcoin drawdown. In a post on X, Jiang said he does not believe MicroStrategy, now Strategy, will “substantially net sell BTC,” pointing to a group discussion he shared on the company’s liabilities, STRC interest payments, funding structure and market concerns. The comments come as investors debate whether Strategy’s Bitcoin-backed capital markets model could come under pressure if BTC weakens further or if demand for STRC remains fragile. Bitcoin Panic Over Strategy Overblown? At the center of Jiang’s argument is the distinction between selling some Bitcoin and becoming a net seller of Bitcoin. He argued that a limited sale of older, low-cost BTC could be used to demonstrate realized investment gains, support STRC-related payments and rea
The U.S. has added Alibaba, Baidu, and BYD to a Pentagon list of Chinese companies tied to Beijing’s military. The update also names several chip, biotech, robotics, and telecom firms operating in the United States. The list does not impose…
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has declined a Senate Banking Committee invitation to testify about the company’s China business. Sen. Elizabeth Warren invited Huang to appear at a Thursday hearing on American AI development and technology leadership. Huang said he could…