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Will US red tape and other infrastructure delays give China the lead in AI race?

Senators told of need for rapid expansion of data centres and fibre networks as Washington fears losing ground to Beijing.

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Will US red tape and other infrastructure delays give China the lead in AI race?

Data centre deployment delays and regulatory friction risk ceding AI leadership to China; massive capital investment in high-speed networks essential. Absence of governance strategy on buildout amid environmental backlash slows US innovation against Beijing.

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Will US red tape and other infrastructure delays give China the lead in AI race?

Stalling on AI helps China. Unchecked growth shifts the bill to families

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As the West mulls slowing AI down, will China follow suit?

Stalling on AI helps China. Unchecked growth shifts the bill to families

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