In a speech last week, China’s leader, Xi Jinping, described so-called open-source A.I. as key to China’s ambitions to shape the global development of the technology. Mr. Xi hailed open-sourcing, in which much of the software can be freely shared and modified, as a “rare and historical opportunity” to spread the technology’s benefits worldwide.

China is considering tighter controls on AI models, training data, and chip designs, potentially limiting how Chinese technology reaches global users.

Chipmaker CXMT's high-profile debut next week will mark a major milestone for China's state-led funding model, highlighting how government capital can transform a strategic ​technology startup into a key global player and drive huge returns in the process.

Automakers face severe cost hikes and production bottlenecks as Washington forces a total purge of Chinese connected-car technology by 2030.

Invesco China Technology ETF is rated HOLD, offering targeted exposure to China's tech sector but requiring more evidence of sustainable earnings growth. CQQQ's recent rebound—32.13% one-year return—contrasts with a -25.

From robotaxi developers to AI startups and chipmakers, Chinese technology firms are flocking to Hong Kong's booming capital markets, raising a combined HK$214.39 billion ($27.34 billion) this year to fund expansion in AI,

Another powerful new artificial intelligence model from China took the U.S. tech industry by surprise Friday, the latest sign that Chinese startups that publicly release their “open-source” AI technology are making the California titans of AI sweat.