China Could Lead AI by 2030. Here’s What Bloomberg Says Holds It Back
China is well placed to lead the world in AI models by 2030, according to Bloomberg Intelligence (BI). Its chipmakers, by contrast, are expected to reach only competitive status by then. Hong Kong’s main tech benchmark is moving closer to that split. The Hang Seng Tech Index will tilt toward AI and hardware names in The post China Could Lead AI by 2030. Here’s What Bloomberg Says Holds It Back appeared first on BeInCrypto.
Key Takeaways
- China is well placed to lead the world in AI models by 2030, according to Bloomberg Intelligence (BI).
- Its chipmakers, by contrast, are expected to reach only competitive status by then.
- Hong Kong’s main tech benchmark is moving closer to that split.
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