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    BRICS Summit 2026: Putin slams West's 'ugly' economic warfare, claims BRICS bloc has left G7 behind

    Russian President Vladimir Putin stated BRICS nations now lead global economic growth. Western competitors are attempting to regain their former leadership position. BRICS economies have accounted for over forty percent of world GDP recently. He added that Russia faces unprecedented sanctions but its economy shows growth. Putin highlighted the rise of homegrown BRICS companies competing globally.

    Trump administration to lend $100 million to Africell, countering Huawei in Africa

    The United States will lend nearly one hundred million dollars to Africell. This loan aims to counter China's Huawei expansion in Africa. Africell will invest in new mobile network technology from American suppliers. This initiative supports Washington's campaign for trusted communications infrastructure.

    Huawei launches new foldable smartphone as competition with Xiaomi, Apple heats up

    Huawei unveiled its new foldable smartphone, the Mate XT2, on Monday. This device features a dual-folding screen and the Kirin 9050 Pro chip. The new chip offers improved computing power and reduced electricity consumption. Xiaomi is launching a rival folding phone later today. Apple will reveal its latest iPhone series on Wednesday.

    Huawei H1 profit drop quickens to 36% on rising costs, R&D spending

    The Chinese technology company said net profit for January to June fell to 23.81 billion yuan ($3.54 billion), accelerating from a 32% drop in the same period a year earlier, while revenue rose ⁠9.6% to ⁠467.82 billion yuan, as it continued to recover from US sanctions.

    Huawei's 'chip queen' etches her name in China's tech folklore

    He Tingbo, Huawei's "chip queen", spearheads the company's semiconductor innovation. Facing U.S. sanctions, Huawei is developing new chip technologies. He Tingbo introduced the Tau Scaling Law, focusing on transmission speeds. This effort aims for self-reliance and continued technological advancement for China.

    'They have conquered every market': Nvidia CEO on why Trump is wrong about Huawei

    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang warns that the U.S. may be underestimating Huawei's growing influence in AI, despite sanctions restricting the company's access to American technology. He criticizes these measures as poorly executed. Meanwhile, Huang denies Nvidia's involvement in any potential Intel stake acquisition consortium, dismissing speculation about their participation.

    The Economic Times
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