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China GPU Prices Spike 30% as AI Demand Outstrips Supply: Procurement Strategy for Foreign Tech Firms
GPU prices in China surged 30-40% since June 2026 as AI model training demand outpaces supply. This market intelligence briefing covers procurement strategies, domestic GPU alternatives, and compliance for foreign tech companies operating in China.
China Forgoes Major Stimulus in H2 2026: 3 Reasons Foreign Market Entrants Benefit From Policy Stability
China is unlikely to launch major fiscal stimulus in H2 2026 as GDP growth stays on track. This market-entry briefing explains why stable macro policy — not stimulus-driven spikes — creates better conditions for foreign companies entering China.
China’s Market Regulator Chief Moves to Hebei: What Foreign Companies Must Know About the SAMR Transition
SAMR chief Luo Wen was transferred to Hebei province on July 31, 2026. This policy briefing explains what the leadership change at China's top market regulator means for foreign business compliance, antitrust enforcement, and company registration.
Beijing Clears 8 New Nuclear Reactors: 110 GW Buildout Signals for Foreign Suppliers
Beijing approved eight new nuclear reactors in a single batch, pushing China toward 110 million kilowatts of operating nuclear capacity by 2030. This market intelligence briefing maps the component supply opportunities and strategic questions for foreign companies in the nuclear and energy value chain.
Xiaomi Enters Extended-Range EVs as China’s Hybrid Market Cools: 4 Moves for Foreign Suppliers
Xiaomi unveiled its first extended-range EV, the SkyNomad, on July 30, 2026, entering a hybrid segment whose sales are weakening and inventories rising. This guide explains what the market shift means for foreign auto suppliers, parts makers, and investors in China's automotive ecosystem.
China Drafts Anti-Cyberbullying Law: Fines Up to ¥10 Million Target Tech Platforms
China is drafting a sweeping anti-cyberbullying law that would impose fines of up to 10 million yuan on platforms and force rapid removal of abusive content. This policy briefing explains what the draft means for foreign-owned platforms, marketplaces, gaming operators, and tech companies with users in China.
