

Tue. 07/15 – Nvidia Back In Business In China?
59 snips Jul 15, 2025
The U.S. has lifted restrictions on Nvidia, allowing AI chip sales to China—could this ease tech trade tensions? Apple is betting big on rare earths, investing $500 billion to strengthen domestic production. Meanwhile, Meta is launching a massive AI data center and pivoting towards superintelligence. The race is on for AI smart glasses, with Xiaomi leading the charge in China's emerging market. It’s a thrilling time in tech as traditional boundaries blur and new innovations take center stage.
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US Tech Export Ban Eases
- The U.S. government reversed an earlier export ban allowing NVIDIA and AMD to resume AI chip sales to China.
- This signals a thaw in U.S.-China tech trade relations after negotiations involving rare earth material exports.
Gigawatts: New Tech Metric
- Megawatts and gigawatts of power capacity in data centers are becoming critical metrics in the AI industry.
- Companies like Meta are building multi-gigawatt data center clusters to power superintelligence developments.
Meta's AI Model Approach Shift
- Meta's new superintelligence team is discussing a shift from open-source to closed AI models.
- This would mark a philosophical change as closed models protect IP but open models accelerate innovation.