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AI Risks June 24, 2025 · digitimes.com

China's AI firms exploit Southeast Asia detour, weakening Huawei's domestic chip ambitions

Chinese AI firms are reportedly utilizing AI compute resources in Southeast Asian nations to bypass US sanctions, exploiting regulatory frameworks ...

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