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Tencent Cloud announced support for mainstream Chinese chips in its AI infrastructure, reflecting China's push for tech self-sufficiency amid US export restrictions. The move follows industry efforts to develop local processors for AI, with Tencent collaborating with domestic chip firms and expanding internationally. The story highlights China's strategic focus on AI hardware independence today, September 16, 2025.
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AI experts highlight rapid advancements in AI development and the need for safety measures. Google DeepMind's Nanda shares his approach to risk-taking, while industry leaders discuss the urgency of reducing AI development timelines and addressing safety concerns amid increasing capabilities.
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The UK and US have announced a major tech partnership during President Trump’s visit, with $31 billion in US investments into UK AI, quantum computing, and nuclear sectors. The deal aims to foster growth, security, and innovation, with companies like Microsoft, Google, Nvidia, and OpenAI committing billions. The agreement also includes cooperation on nuclear power and AI infrastructure, but UK steel tariffs remain unresolved.