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28.07.26 - 04:00
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Chinese AI developers may shift to ′paid weights′ commercial licensing: Goldman Sachs (SCMP)
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Chinese artificial intelligence developers could start charging cloud platforms commercial licensing fees to host their open-weight models, according to the head of Asia internet research at Goldman Sachs, as firms look to capture more revenue from their soaring global use.
The assessment comes as Chinese AI models – such as Moonshot AI's Kimi K3 and Zhipu AI's GLM-5.2 – have reached performance levels just a fraction behind top US rivals.
However, because Chinese developers typically release......
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28.07.26 - 03:36
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US firms training AI using Chinese examples: Beijing (Times of India)
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China's commerce ministry accused American artificial intelligence firms of using Chinese models. This statement follows recent US threats of sanctions against Chinese technology companies. Beijing stated that many US AI companies distilled Chinese models during their development processes. The ministry defended distillation as a common industry practice while criticizing US actions. China vowed to take necessary measures to protect its own economic interests....
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28.07.26 - 02:57
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Ex-Wife In Korea′s $645M "Divorce Of The Century" Gets Iced Out Of AI Boom (ZeroHedge)
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Ex-Wife In Korea's $645M "Divorce Of The Century" Gets Iced Out Of AI Boom
A Seoul court has ordered SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won to pay his ex-wife 944 billion won ($645 million), in the largest divorce award in South Korean history. And while the figure is a record, it was calculated against a stock price more than two years old - before it went ballistic in the AI boom.
Chey Tae-won, chairman of SK Group. Lee Young-hwan/Newsis/Associated Press
The Seoul High Court's First Family Division, presiding judge Lee Sang-ju, issued the ruling on Friday, nine years after Chey filed for divorce mediation in 2017. The court ordered the money paid in cash with 5 percent annual interest from the day after the judgment becomes final, and declined to hand over any stock, citing the role Chey's shares play in his control of the group, according to the WSJ. Neither side has said whether it will appeal again.
Chey did not attend. He was in California, accompanying President Lee Jae-myung on...
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28.07.26 - 02:06
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Taiwan urged to move beyond hardware role in AI glasses race (Digitimes)
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As global tech giants push into AR, VR, and spatial computing, Taiwan's chip and hardware strength could help it shape the next wave of AI glasses for users worldwide. But that opportunity depends on moving beyond contract manufacturing and into product design, software integration, and ecosystem leadership, industry executives say....
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28.07.26 - 02:06
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China faces AI compute divide as advanced capacity falls short and lower-tier resources sit underused (Digitimes)
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China's AI computing infrastructure is developing along two sharply divergent paths. As large language models and AI agents gain traction across industries, rapidly rising token consumption is driving shortages of advanced computing capacity. At the same time, portions of the country's installed lower- and mid-tier capacity remain underutilized because of software compatibility issues, weak coordination between supply and demand, and inadequate resource scheduling....
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28.07.26 - 02:06
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China′s Yunnan Germanium wins long-term InP wafer order as AI optical demand rises (Digitimes)
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Yunnan Germanium has secured a major supply deal for indium phosphide (InP) wafers, underscoring how AI data center buildouts are reshaping global demand for high-speed optical parts. The contract could bolster the company's revenue base, but execution risks, capacity expansion, and market swings will determine how much benefit reaches investors and customers worldwide....
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28.07.26 - 02:06
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Nvidia′s Vera targets AI server growth, with CSP adoption the key test (Digitimes)
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Nvidia is pushing into the server CPU market with its Vera chip as AI infrastructure competition enters a new phase, seeking to evolve from a chip supplier into a full AI computing systems provider. But the company still needs cloud service providers (CSPs) to embrace the platform at scale if it wants to challenge Intel and AMD in servers....
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28.07.26 - 01:36
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Fortune roller-coaster: as Elon Musk loses US$130b, Chinese chip and AI founders gain (SCMP)
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Elon Musk poked fun at himself on social media on Saturday, saying he was a “(former) trillionaire” after losing around US$130 billion over five trading days just weeks after he became the first human to ascend beyond billionaire status.
At the same time, the wealth of some executives at ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT), China's leading maker of memory chips, surged as its stock soared 466 per cent on its first trading day in Shanghai on Monday, valuing the company at 3.28 trillion yuan......
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