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AI Is ‘New Engine’ Keeping Chinese Economy From Harder Landing

A global rush to build out artificial intelligence infrastructure has turned the technology into a key pocket of growth in China’s economy during one of its weakest stretches in years.

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AI Is ‘New Engine’ Keeping Chinese Economy From Harder Landing
A global rush to build out artificial intelligence infrastructure has turned the technology into a key pocket of growth in China’s economy during one of its weakest stretches in years.
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