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Huawei extends \'Tau law\' beyond smartphones to next-generation base stations, seeks way around U.S. curbs

Huawei has applied a new chip design principle it developed in response to U.S. advanced semiconductor export controls to next-generation wireless base stations, the South China Morning Post reported. The company said its Tau scaling-based time compression concept has improved performance and efficiency, including higher perceived network quality and lower energy use in its latest baseband product. Huawei has also expanded the approach to smartphones and plans to apply it to AI chips.

Industry

China tightens policy on reuse of retired EV batteries to boost safety

China is moving away from policies that encouraged the reuse of electric vehicle batteries and is strengthening safety and quality controls. It has excluded cascade use of retired EV batteries from its existing management system and scrapped a separate recognition scheme for related companies. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology also ordered a revamp of promotional and support activities and banned reusing retired vehicle batteries in electric bicycles.

AI & Enterprise

Apple Intelligence China rollout cleared as Alibaba AI model gets approval

Apple Intelligence\'s launch in China is nearing, Engadget reported. China\'s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology approved Alibaba\'s Qwen large language model and its Tongyi Wanxiang AI image and video generation tool for use in Apple Intelligence. The approval effectively clears the basis for Apple to deploy the service on supported iPhones in mainland China. Updated filings also include network access approval for the iPhone Duo and iPhone 18 Pro.