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Jan 28 (Reuters) - China has given the green light to three of its largest tech companies to buy Nvidia's H200 artificial intelligence chips.

China's cyberspace regulator summoned ByteDance's news platform Toutiao and Alibaba's internet browser operator UCWeb over content violations.

Alibaba, ByteDance and other Chinese tech firms remain keen on Nvidia's artificial intelligence chips despite regulators in Beijing.

China's Alibaba is likely to highlight its artificial intelligence strategy with its quarterly results on Friday.

Alibaba Cloud’s release of Qwen2.5-Omni-7B model, a new phase in China's AI race as businesses increasingly adopt autonomous AI agents.   

Chinese AI startup DeepSeek is considering outside funding for the first time and has drawn interest from Alibaba and state funds.

China's internet giants rush to acquire high-performance Nvidia chips vital for building generative AI systems, making orders worth $5 bln.

China has acquired minority stakes with special rights in two domestic units of tech giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, business registration records showed, as Beijing extends a campaign to strengthen control over online content. Beijing has been taking ‘golden shares’ in private online media and content companies for more than five years, and in recent […]

Shares of listed Chinese companies that count Ant Group as a major shareholder rose on Monday after announcements that Ant founder Jack Ma is giving up control of the fintech giant following an overhaul. Hong Kong-listed shares of Ma’s Alibaba jumped 7 percent. Shares of Longshine Technology Group Co Ltd, Jilin Zhengyuan, Shanghai Golden Bridge […]

China’s top internet watchdog said on Friday tech giants such as Tencent Holdings and Alibaba Group have submitted details of algorithms used in some of their products, complying with a drive by authorities to tighten oversight of platform algorithms. The rules are part of a broad regulatory crackdown by Beijing against its once free-wheeling technology […]