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Chinese tech firms are releasing AI models at a faster pace as competition with U.S. rivals tightens. Open-source and low-cost strategies are driving the adoption of Chinese AI in emerging markets.

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Texas will bar its employees from using Alibaba, Temu and TP-Link hardware and software, the governor said in a statement, saying his state made the decision to protect the "privacy of Texans" from the Chinese government. The list also includes Shein and CATL, according to the statement from Texas Governor Greg Abbott.

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (NYSE:BABA) is edging closer to listing its chip unit, T-head, leaning into strong investor demand for companies aiming to challenge Nvidia (NVDA) in the AI accelerator space.

Alibaba Group (NYSE:BABA) is reportedly preparing an initial public offering for its chipmaking arm, T-Head Semiconductor. According to a report from Bloomberg, which cited people familiar with the matter, Alibaba plans to first restructure T-Head into a standalone business with partial ownership held by employees, before exploring a potential initial public offering.

Alibaba is one of multiple Chinese companies hoping to take advantage of the gap left by Nvidia's current absence from China's artificial-intelligence chip market.

Alibaba shares were rallying in premarket trade after a report it may float its chipmaking unit called T-Head.

Alibaba is preparing to list its chipmaking arm, T-Head, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter.