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AI Risks August 21, 2025 · Nikkei Asia

Chinese cities target 70% AI chip self-sufficiency to counter Nvidia - Nikkei Asia

BEIJING -- Leading municipalities in China are seeking to achieve at least 70% self-sufficiency in artificial intelligence chips by 2027, ...

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