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Air Canada returns to Israel with a 30% price increase
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"China and East Asia are big markets, and you cannot ignore them"
02.11.26
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Amy Shapiro
Sullivan & Worcester Partner Tehila Levi-Lati explains the blind spots holding back early Israeli startups from reaching their potential when it comes to global scale.
ASML’s $400 million chipmaking machines get a vote of confidence from Intel
14.09.26
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CTech
Intel says it has processed more than one million wafers using ASML’s next-generation High NA EUV technology, as TSMC, Samsung and SK Hynix prepare to adopt the machines for production.
“We want to turn high performance into high reliability”: The engineer behind China’s fastest humanoid robot
12.09.26
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Reuters
Jack Guo helped lead TianGong Ultra to a 100-meter time of 8.64 seconds, beating Usain Bolt’s world record by nearly a second. Now he is focused on a less spectacular but more consequential challenge: making humanoid robots reliable and useful outside the racetrack.
Who writes the rules of the road?
30.08.26
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Carice Witte
Huawei's new seat at AUTOSAR's top table signals a broader shift: China no longer just wants access to the auto industry's rules, it wants a hand in writing them.
US "financial attack" on Iran: Stepping up, but the test will be in China
25.08.26
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Doron Peskin
The US Treasury Secretary presented the plan to isolate Iran's economy by expanding the possibility of imposing secondary sanctions on foreign entities operating in five sectors: shipping, aviation, technology, gold and digital assets; Will Washington act against large entities in China - Iran's main oil customer?
China’s humanoid robots can outrun Usain Bolt. Now comes the hard part
24.08.26
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Reuters
Beijing’s robot games are shifting the focus from speed and spectacle to whether machines can reliably handle factory, warehouse and service jobs.
China’s humanoid robot race is moving from demos to deployment
22.08.26
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Reuters
More than 300 companies are showcasing robots at a Beijing conference, with manufacturers increasingly testing them in warehouses, factories and homes.
“We are marching towards a ChatGPT moment”: Unitree CEO sees robots nearing AI breakthrough
20.08.26
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Reuters, CTech
Wang Xingxing says humanoid robots could eventually perform 80% of household tasks from simple voice or text commands, but cautions that the technology may still be years from that threshold.
Why the battle for nuclear power is becoming a battle for influence
16.08.26
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Doron Peskin
A reactor can lock a country into decades of fuel, financing, training and technical cooperation, turning nuclear exports into one of the most powerful geopolitical tools in the emerging energy race.
The U.S. is drawing a line in the global AI race with China
16.08.26
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Reuters, CTech
Washington is preparing to warn dozens of countries that they cannot simultaneously join U.S. and Chinese initiatives as the battle for technological influence intensifies.
Microsoft once saw China as unthinkable to leave. Now it is quietly retreating
15.08.26
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Reuters, CTech
The company considered exiting China in 2023 and has since shut offices and moved research talent abroad. Yet profitable customers such as ByteDance and the need to retain access to Chinese engineers are keeping Microsoft in the market.
China’s AI weather models are challenging the old forecasting order
11.08.26
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Reuters, CTech
Fengwu, Pangu and Fuxi are among a new generation of AI systems that can produce forecasts in a fraction of the time required by conventional models, though important limitations remain.
China's AI competition intensifies as Alibaba unveils its biggest model and DeepSeek drives costs lower
03.08.26
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CTech, Reuters
Alibaba is betting on scale with a 2.4-trillion-parameter model, while DeepSeek is focusing on dramatically lower costs as Chinese companies intensify competition with U.S. AI leaders.
The AI cold war escalates as China and U.S. clash over Moonshot’s Kimi model
28.07.26
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Reuters, CTech
Washington accuses the Chinese startup of copying U.S. technology, while Beijing says the allegations are an attempt to contain China’s AI ambitions.
China just dropped a 2.8-trillion-parameter bomb on the AI race
27.07.26
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Efrat Shuster
The next stage of the AI race will not be decided only by who builds the smartest model. It will also be decided by which models companies trust enough to embed in their products and operations.
U.S. sanctions threat against Moonshot AI clouds planned China safety talks
25.07.26
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Reuters, CTech
Analysts warn the latest dispute over AI model distillation and export controls could derail efforts to establish common safeguards for increasingly powerful AI systems while deepening the technology rivalry between Washington and Beijing.
The AI boom is giving China’s economy a powerful new boost
21.07.26
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Omer Kabir
Hundreds of billions of dollars invested in US data centers are creating demand for Chinese hardware makers, suppliers and AI companies.
Xi Jinping unveils China's bid to lead the global AI order
19.07.26
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Reuters, CTech
At Shanghai's flagship AI conference, China's president promoted open-source artificial intelligence, launched a new international alliance and challenged U.S. leadership over the future rules governing the technology.
After years of delays, Priortech’s $1 billion China chip asset heads for the public market
12.07.26
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Almog Azar
Access is preparing for a possible Shenzhen IPO as China races to build its semiconductor industry, but investors remain cautious about the value of Chinese assets.
A ‘mini DeepSeek moment’ for Chinese AI
06.07.26
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Reuters
GLM-5.2 sparks debate over whether China is closing the gap with OpenAI and Anthropic.
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