# Tech Sovereignty
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China’s Quantum Gambit: The 180-Qubit ‘Wukong’ and the Push for Tech Sovereignty
China has launched the 'Origin Wukong-180,' a domestically developed 180-qubit superconducting quantum computer that is now open for global use. The system represents a major step in China's drive for technological self-reliance, featuring entirely indigenous hardware and software components.
Beijing’s Veto: Why China Blocked Meta’s $2 Billion Play for AI Agent Manus
China's NDRC has blocked Meta's $2 billion acquisition of AI startup Manus, citing national security concerns under a 2020 investment review framework. The move signals Beijing's intent to control the export of AI intellectual property, even for companies that have relocated their headquarters abroad.
China’s RISC-V Gambit: Suzhou Establishes New Research Hub to Secure Semiconductor Sovereignty
Suzhou has authorized C-Sky Microsystems to lead a new RISC-V research institute, marking a significant step in China's efforts to develop a semiconductor ecosystem independent of Western proprietary IP. The move aims to accelerate localization in automotive and industrial chips using open-source architecture.
China’s Silicon Shield: RISC-V Breakthroughs and SMIC’s Record Growth Signal a New Era of Tech Sovereignty
China is accelerating its move toward technological independence by adopting the open-source RISC-V architecture while its top foundries, SMIC and Hua Hong, report robust growth driven by domestic 'localization' trends and AI infrastructure demands.