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  1. National Development and Reform Commission: Will improve policies and measures in areas such as fair competition, investment and financing, promoting technological innovation, and standardized operations

    China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) is set to enhance policies supporting private enterprises, focusing on fair competition, investment and financing, technological innovation, and standardized operations. This initiative aims to bolster the private sector through improved regulations and direct benefit delivery. In related tech news, Xiaomi has applied for new trademarks, "XIAOMI MIMO ORBIT" and "XIAOMI MIMO CLAW," indicating potential new product lines or services, while Nvidia reported a strong first quarter with $5.83 billion in net profit, and Google's CEO stated that Gemini has reached 900 million monthly active users. AI

    IMPACT Sets new policy direction for private enterprise in China, impacting AI development and adoption, alongside major financial and user growth news from key AI players.

  2. AMD CEO says CPU demand will continue to grow in the coming years

    AMD CEO Lisa Su anticipates continued strong growth in the CPU market, projecting over 35% annual expansion for the next five years. This growth is particularly significant as it aligns with AMD's core strengths. Meanwhile, China's National Development and Reform Commission is prioritizing the integration of AI with domestic industries and hardware, encouraging large AI models to adapt to Chinese-made computing chips to ensure secure and controlled development. AI

    IMPACT AMD's CPU growth forecast and China's AI-hardware integration policy signal key trends for AI infrastructure and market development.

  3. National Development and Reform Commission: Guiding domestic large models to increase efforts to adapt to domestic computing chips

    China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) is directing domestic large language models to increase their compatibility with locally produced computing chips. This initiative aims to ensure the secure and independent development of AI technologies while promoting widespread integration across various economic sectors. The NDRC emphasized a strategy of systematic planning, tailored policies, open sharing, and robust safety measures to achieve these goals. AI

    IMPACT This directive aims to bolster China's AI self-sufficiency and potentially influence global AI hardware supply chains.

  4. National Development and Reform Commission: Never asked Chinese tech companies not to accept foreign investment

    China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) clarified that it has never mandated that Chinese tech companies refuse foreign investment. NDRC official Li Chao stated that China's open-door policy remains, encouraging international cooperation while ensuring compliance with Chinese laws and national security. The commission aims to foster a market-oriented, law-based, and internationalized business environment, coupled with robust risk control measures. AI

    IMPACT Clarifies regulatory environment for foreign investment in China's tech sector, potentially impacting AI companies' expansion and funding.

  5. APEC Trade Ministers Meeting Opens Today, Focusing on Four Key Areas by 2026

    The 2026 APEC Trade Ministers' Meeting commenced today in Suzhou, China, focusing on four key areas: the Asia-Pacific Free Trade Area, multilateral trade systems, digital cooperation, and the green economy. Concurrently, China's National Development and Reform Commission and National Energy Administration issued a notice to expand green electricity direct connection policies from single users to multiple users, aiming to facilitate local consumption of new energy and provide cost-effective green power solutions for emerging industries like computing facilities and green hydrogen. AI

    IMPACT China's expansion of green power policies could provide cheaper, more reliable energy for AI computing facilities, potentially lowering operational costs.

  6. CITIC Securities: Solving the complex 'three-body' problem of the new power system, green electricity direct connection from 'point-to-point' to 'point-to-group'

    China's National Development and Reform Commission and National Energy Administration have expanded green electricity direct connection policies to support multiple users, moving beyond single-user arrangements. This policy shift aims to facilitate the local consumption of renewable energy and provide cost-effective green power solutions for emerging industries like computing facilities and green hydrogen production. The initiative is expected to significantly contribute to China's energy transition and high-quality industrial development. AI

    IMPACT Enables lower-cost green power for computing facilities, potentially reducing operational costs for AI infrastructure.

  7. Huatai Securities: Document No. 688 Promotes the Implementation of Multi-User Green Power Direct Connection, Driving Demand for Grid Equipment and Energy Storage

    China's National Development and Reform Commission and National Energy Administration have issued a new policy, Document 688, to facilitate multi-user green electricity direct connections. This policy expands upon previous guidelines, allowing for one-to-many connections and offering greater flexibility in scope, investment models, and distribution mechanisms. The initiative aims to support zero-carbon industrial parks and other multi-entity users, thereby reducing customer risk for green electricity developers and stimulating demand for grid equipment and energy storage. AI

    IMPACT Stimulates demand for grid equipment and energy storage, potentially impacting AI-driven energy management systems.

  8. NDRC: From 24:00 today, domestic gasoline and diesel prices will be raised by 75 yuan and 70 yuan per ton respectively.

    China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) announced an increase in domestic gasoline and diesel prices, effective May 21st at midnight. Gasoline prices will rise by 75 yuan per ton, and diesel prices by 70 yuan per ton. This adjustment follows a period of fluctuating international crude oil prices, with the average price over the last ten working days being higher than the previous period. AI

  9. Does the company have a major financing plan? Chenguang Biotech responds: This is not true

    36Kr has reported that Chenguang Biotech has denied rumors of a significant financing plan. Separately, the National Development and Reform Commission held a symposium with private enterprises to discuss economic conditions and policy implementation. The commission aims to promote technological self-reliance and control over industrial chains, while also addressing internal competition and encouraging investment. AI

  10. Zheng Shanjie: Deeply Rectify "Involutionary" Competition, Actively Expand Effective Investment

    China's National Development and Reform Commission, led by Zheng Shanjie, held a symposium with private enterprises to discuss economic conditions and policy implementation. The commission plans to address "involutionary" competition, boost effective investment, and improve mechanisms for private sector participation in major national projects. Separately, China has extended its visa-free policy for Russian citizens until the end of 2027, allowing stays of up to 30 days for business, tourism, and family visits. AI

  11. Japan's April core inflation falls to four-year low

    Japan's core inflation in April dropped to a four-year low of 1.4%, primarily due to government tuition subsidies. Analysts anticipate inflation will rise again in the coming months, influenced by high oil prices and supply chain disruptions from Middle Eastern conflicts. Separately, China's National Development and Reform Commission and National Energy Administration issued a notice to promote multi-user green electricity direct connection, expanding the scope from one-to-one to one-to-many connections. This policy aims to support zero-carbon park scenarios and is expected to reduce customer risk for developers, accelerate project implementation, and boost demand for grid equipment and energy storage. AI

  12. China Railway Rolling Stock: Actively Deploying Overseas Markets, with Business Operations Already Established in East Africa and Central Asia

    China Railway Installation is actively expanding into international markets, with initial business operations established in East Africa and Central Asia. The company plans to further develop its global sales network to enhance its competitive edge. Separately, China's National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Finance have released a plan to promote comprehensive ecological compensation, establishing unified mechanisms for key river basins like the Yangtze and Yellow Rivers. AI

  13. Computing power infrastructure construction remains hot, listed companies explore the "computing-electricity synergy" blue ocean

    China's National Development and Reform Commission and the National Energy Administration have issued new guidelines for green electricity direct connection projects. These projects must ensure that self-generated electricity for self-use accounts for at least 60% of the total available power generation. The guidelines also stipulate that wind and solar power scale should be incorporated into provincial energy development plans, with specific usage ratios for total electricity consumption. AI

    IMPACT New regulations on green electricity usage for data centers could impact the cost and availability of AI computing resources.

  14. China blocks Meta's acquisition of AI startup Manus

    China's National Development and Reform Commission has officially blocked Meta's $2 billion acquisition of AI startup Manus. The regulator cited concerns over core technology, data security, and compliance with foreign investment rules, emphasizing that an AI developed in China should not be sold to a US tech giant under a foreign shell. Despite Meta's assertion that the transaction complied with all laws, the decision has created uncertainty for Manus employees who had already relocated and integrated with Meta's Singapore operations. AI

    China blocks Meta's acquisition of AI startup Manus

    IMPACT This regulatory action highlights geopolitical risks in AI M&A and may deter 'Singapore-washing' strategies for Chinese-founded tech firms.