The Brutalist Report - China,Reclaims,Fastest,Supercomputer,Exaflops
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- China Reclaims Fastest Supercomputer At 2 Exaflops [100d]
- China's AI advances collide with U.S. safety debate [100d]
- Alibaba sues the DOD, seeking removal from a blacklist of companies supporting China's military, says the decision is a violation of constitutional due process (Bloomberg) [100d]
- US Supreme Court ends suit alleging Cisco helped China pursue Falun Gong [100d]
- SCOTUS ends a suit alleging Cisco aided China's Falun Gong persecution, further limiting a law used to hold corporations liable for overseas human rights abuses (Jan Wolfe/Reuters) [100d]
- China’s Antimony Ban Sent Prices Up 2,600%. Rare Earths Are Next [100d]
- Supreme Court Rejects Lawsuit Claiming Cisco Systems Helped China Target Falun Gong [100d]
- Laojun Mountain, Henan, China. The refuge of the founder of Taoism 2500 years ago [100d]
- FDA is launching a pilot program to shorten early drug trials and counter China [100d]
- Volkswagen enters Uzbekistan using China as export base [100d]
- China takes back top spot in latest supercomputer ranking [100d]
- China plans tougher sanctions on fraudulent auditors – report [100d]
- Athleisure Brand Vuori Targets China in Global Retail Push [100d]
- China Crypto: PBOC’s Crypto Crackdown and Xiaowei Signal China’s Digital Future [100d]
- Top500: China's Arm-based LineShine surpasses the US' El Capitan by 20% to be the world's fastest supercomputer, the first time China takes the crown since 2017 (Don Clark/New York Times) [100d]
- Trump gets major win against China in African rare earth minerals race [100d]
- U.S. fights with Brazil for China's giant soybean market [100d]
- Asian refiners see little room for Iranian oil, leaving China as key buyer after US waiver [100d]
- Honestly, China wasn't as enjoyable as I had expected. [100d]
- China Takes Supercomputer Crown From U.S. For First Time Since 2017 [100d]
- The founder of China's Amazon wants his 700,000 blue-collar workers to be 'white-collarized' in time for AI [100d]
- Syntun: online sales during China's 618 shopping festival grew 4% YoY, a sharp drop from 15.2% growth last year, amid a persistent consumer spending slowdown (Evelyn Cheng/CNBC) [100d]
- India and China are home to 2.9 billion people – and together they bought just 13 million PCs in Q1 [100d]
- China's 618 shopping festival growth slows sharply as consumer spending malaise persists [100d]
- China’s Latest Tool to Control a Disputed Atoll: a Strange Floating Platform [101d]
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