While Chinese tech giants hog AI-training computing resources

Tech giant's business plan assumes no access to leading-edge AI chips

Neither company has given a reason for the closures, despite the Chinese government designating the technology a strategic priority

Chinese companies also to partner on cloud computing technologies, big data, and IoT

Local hyperscalers want to get in on generative AI explosion, but can only get pared-back chips

Worse data transfer rates to get past sanctions

Company is also a cloud provider in China

Baidu's 11 qubit system launches, planning 36 qubit soon

For cloud and Edge

Company to spend money on sustainability projects around green buildings, energy efficiency, and renewable energy

But its unclear if its flagship AI chip will come to other clouds

Company’s Euro facilities are 100 percent renewable-powered but it has a long way to go in North America, Asia, and Africa.

Offloading processing to help out CPUs

Leaving Chinese-backed data centers in India in the lurch

Scoring another big win over Huawei, this time in China

As BMW announces a new CEO to navigate the difficult road ahead

As AWS continues to lead public cloud market

Expected to pass 500 milestone by 2020

First Microsoft, now Baidu

The biggest tech companies in China nab AI-friendly chips in data center upgrade

A good day to be AMD

Already 100 percent leased

While Baidu expands its artificial intelligence efforts, despite the loss of a crucial executive

Globalization is good, climate change is real, and China is open for business, says China’s leader

AWS and Netflix called out on their use of oil and coal

While Microsoft makes large claims about its gate arrays

Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent continue to compete for Chinese dominance

Apparently the first of its kind in China.