China is resuming exports of chips critical to making European cars, potentially setting the stage for the end of a row between Beijing and the Netherlands.
The COP30 climate summit in Brazil, kicking off Monday, will be defined largely by the absence of the US, a space that will be partially filled by China.
This story was originally published by Grist and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. As Kristen Moreland waited for the livestream to buffer, her thoughts drifted to the years she’d devoted to defending Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, the northeastern sweep of Alaska where the mountains give way to the coastal plain. On screen, the chatter […]
Huang's warning, even though it was walked back, coincides with a Goldman Sachs' estimate that top tech in China will spend more than $70 billion next year on data centers and chips.