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The Energy & Sustainability Supplement
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China approves Nvidia H200 purchases for ByteDance, Alibaba, and Tencent - report
Government is reportedly weighing up conditions under which additional purchases will be greenlit
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US and Chinese cloud providers offer access to DeepSeek models
Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Huawei, and Alibaba Cloud among those to bring DeepSeek onboard
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Chinese companies exploiting sanctions loophole by accessing GPUs in the US - report
Chinese cloud providers have also attempted to establish data centers in the US to avoid sanctions
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US gov't considering restrictions on China's access to American cloud providers
New regulation being mulled to close embargo loopholes
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Nvidia creates pared back H100 GPU for export to China, called H800
Worse data transfer rates to get past sanctions
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Vnet, Tencent, JD.com and other Chinese tech firms at risk of US delisting, SEC warns
But Vnet could be set to go private
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China: "The US is not qualified to build a coalition of 'clean countries' because itself is dirty all over"
Effort to build an Internet without Chinese companies labelled "bullying"
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Trump signs order trying to ban ByteDance and TikTok from Sept 20, along with Tencent's WeChat
But Microsoft still has a chance to buy the company
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Tencent launches data centers in the US, India, Hong Kong
Another three planned in Thailand, Russia and Japan
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Synergy: Number of hyperscale data centers reaches 390
Expected to pass 500 milestone by 2020
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Tencent opens in Silicon Valley, plans DCs in Frankfurt, Mumbai, Seoul and Moscow
Tencent Cloud goes global