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    US official says Nvidia has begun shipping powerful H200 AI chips to China

    In May, ⁠Reuters reported ⁠the Commerce Department had cleared around 10 Chinese firms to buy the H200, but no deliveries had been made at the time. Sources said at the time that Alibaba, Tencent and ByteDance were among those approved.

    Trump’s fab plan to let Nvidia chip into China again hides a ‘rare’ agenda

    The US, under President Trump, is allowing Nvidia to resume H20 AI chip sales to China, reversing earlier export bans. This decision is linked to negotiations regarding rare earth element supplies, critical for US manufacturing. The move reflects a strategy of using export controls as bargaining tools in trade talks, securing rare earths in exchange for AI chips.

    Can Open RAN technology make any headway in India?

    What was expected to be a game changer, though has yet to make much headway in India, except for a few trials and deployments. Experts cite several challenges for the deployment to pick up, but say it would happen in another two-three years. One of the reasons for the slow adoption is that India has yet to see the deployment of private networks, where companies setting up their own captive communication networks may go for the cheaper technology.

    MWC mobile tech fair to show off new phones, AI, metaverse

    The four-day show, held in a vast Barcelona conference center, is the world's biggest and most influential meeting for the mobile tech industry.

    Stocks in the news: L&T, Info Edge, Axis Bank, BPCL, SpiceJet and BEML

    BPCL board has approved buying out Oman Oil Company's stake in the Bina refinery project in Madhya Pradesh on mutually agreeable terms.

    US corners Chinese tech companies through Clean Network Initiative

    Part of this initiative was led by US Undersecretary of State Keith Krach who pushed a Clean Network initiative that targets Chinese telecom producers. The US has brought nearly 50 countries or regions under the initiative, Bloomberg reported, citing Krach.

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