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As Japanese and Korean giants move upmarket, China’s MLCC firms see their chance

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By Iris Deng Verified
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11 hours ago Speaking at an event titled "Harnessing American Power" last month, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum expressed dismay at what he saw as a new wave of local opposition to data centers in America. What's more, he claimed, not everything was as it seemed. "It's not organic and local, some of this is …
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Huawei unveils new scaling law and tech that narrows gap with TSMC, Samsung

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By Ann Cao Verified, Iris Deng Verified
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AI gives China 'God's-eye view' of solar, wind installations as data-centre demand booms

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By Iris Deng Verified
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Iris Deng In a significant leap for green-energy tracking, researchers from Peking University and Alibaba Group's Damo Academy have used AI to map hundreds of thousands of solar and wind installations across China. The initiative resulted in a first-of-its-kind national inventory designed to help coordinate the country's ambitious green transition. By leveraging a self-developed AI model from Damo, the research team processed a massive 7.56 terabytes of satellite imagery.
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