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Tencent to acquire Ubisoft? Here is what the Assassin's Creed maker says
A Bloomberg report had earlier said that Tencent might be exploring the possibility of teaming up w…
Meta is returning to China 14 years after Facebook was blocked by striking a deal with Tencent to sell its VR headsets
Meta sells ads to Chinese companies but it isn't allowed to operate its platforms in the country.
Jyoti Mann
Tencent shrugged off a new US AI chip ban, saying it's stockpiled enough Nvidia processors for 'a couple more generations'
The Chinese tech giant says it's sitting on a massive stockpile of Nvidia H800 processors.
Matthew Loh
India's once-hot startup Byju's was valued at $22 billion. Now, BlackRock says its investment is worth nothing.
The Indian company, once valued at $22 billion, is facing legal and financial troubles. HSBC just w…
Shubhangi Goel
Twitter now directs to X.com in the latest step in Musk's rebrand of the platform
Trying to access Twitter now redirects to X.com as owner Elon Musk takes the latest step in rebrand…
Sarah Jackson
Microsoft is reportedly telling hundreds of AI and cloud staff to consider leaving China
Microsoft is offering workers the chance to relocate to countries like the US, Ireland, and Austral…
Beatrice Nolan
China is asking its tech giants to ditch Nvidia chips and buy local instead: report
Chinese officials told TikTok parent company, Bytedance, Alibaba, Baidu, and Tencent to buy Chinese…
Kwan Wei Kevin Tan
OpenAI competitors from China: Alibaba, Bytedance, Tencent, and others vie for a 'winner-take-all' AI market
China's largest companIes including Alibaba, Bytedance and Tencent have all built tools to compete …
Monica Melton
Tesla will 'keep blowing our minds' despite Elon Musk's preoccupation with Twitter, an executive at Chinese tech giant Tencent said
Tencent's chief exploration officer said Elon Musk "has a lot of projects" to focus on but he think…
Sawdah Bhaimiya
Sam Altman secretly owned way more Reddit stock than we thought
Reddit filed new information in advance of its IPO which revealed that OpenAI's Sam Altman is the t…
Grace Eliza Goodwin,Lauren St…
Nvidia just showed the world it's the AI king
Nvidia blew away expectations as it reported $22.1 billion in quarterly revenue.
Hasan Chowdhury,George Glover
Instagram is testing out a trial in which it scans users' faces for proof they are over 18 years old
Users have three ways to verify their age: upload a photo of their ID, ask three mutual friends ver…
Weilun Soon
China is building its own AI at a rapid pace
The Chinese government has approved more than 40 AI models in the past six months as tech companies…
Tom Carter
China's Instagram-like Xiaohongshu joins the tech layoff bloodbath, cutting about 10% of employees
Xiaohongshu said it's laying off up to 10% of its workforce. The cuts add to the tens of thousands …
Weilun Soon
China says it will send government officials to inspect Big Tech firms over their use of algorithms
China wants to review Big Tech algorithms, saying they could promote fake news, online addiction, a…
Jyoti Mann
China's e-commerce giant JD.com is reportedly laying off at least 400 workers, adding to massive layoffs seen at other major Chinese tech firms like Alibaba and Tencent
This series of layoffs comes as China's tech giants grapple with Beijing's crackdown on the sector,…
Weilun Soon
Chinese companies aren't interested in Nvidia's slower AI chips
Alibaba, Tencent, Baudi, and ByteDance indicated that they would order fewer chips from Nvidia than…
Polly Thompson
The US added China's AliExpress and WeChat to its notorious piracy list, saying China exports the most fake goods and those made with forced labor
The report notes a correlation between the use of forced labor and child labor in producing certain…
Weilun Soon
Chinese tech giant Tencent jumps onto the list of the world's 10 most valuable companies as Meta slides on stock rout
Tencent's valuation neared $1 trillion in early 2021, but its market value shrank after Beijing cra…
Weilun Soon
China is cracking down on celeb gossip and 'feudal superstitions' to keep citizens from misbehaving during Chinese New Year and the Olympics
China's internet regulator will target content — like soft pornography, violence, and suicide…