China develops AI amid US restrictions, while infrastructure links connect China to Latin America, monitored by BlackRock.
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Updated Jul 22
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China develops AI amid US restrictions, while infrastructure links connect China to Latin America, monitored by BlackRock.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Chinese firms are building infrastructure in Colombia, leveraging their growing value chain in EVs and data centers to challenge established US economic dominance.Sub-event
- Chinese companies and Argentina are deepening energy cooperation through joint infrastructure projects, including modernization of the Cauchari solar farm.Sub-event
- Pony.ai is leveraging global markets for commercial expansion, with global deployment targets specifically including the United States.Sub-event
- BlackRock is utilizing Latin America mandates to route capital.Sub-event
- Beijing orders limit foreign access to AI, as China works to catch up with the advanced American AI industry.Sub-event
China's AI progress and infrastructure expansion into Latin America draws BlackRock's attention amid US tech restrictions.1 source
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