AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAI Infrastructure: SoftBank, Grab and Sarawak’s Petros plan to invest an initial US$1.85 billion in Malaysian AI capacity, with a long-term target of at least five gigawatts — a major bet on Southeast Asia’s computing demand. China’s Tech Exports: China’s trade surplus hit US$1.04 trillion in the first 10 months, as AI-related demand helped drive October exports up 35.2%. The surge supports growth amid weak domestic consumption, but risks worsening trade tensions. Chip Industry Scrutiny: Nvidia’s board has opened an independent inquiry into reports involving CEO Jensen Huang and a suspected Chinese intelligence link; a shareholder lawsuit adds pressure as questions grow over export controls and corporate disclosure. Automated Trade: Ahead of APEC in Shenzhen, China is showcasing ports using driverless trucks, remote-controlled cranes and AI systems — technology that could reshape global shipping, while raising concerns about reliance on Chinese infrastructure.
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