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Dimanche 14 décembre 2025 à 22:00
Economy
China's AI Industry Poised to Top $170 B in 2025
The China Academy of Information and Communications Technology projects the nation’s core artificial‑intelligence sector to exceed 1.2 trillion yuan (≈ $170 billion) next year, driven by leaps in large‑model capabilities and a booming embodied‑intelligence market. Analysts see this as a catalyst for broader productivity gains across manufacturing and services.
China Daily
Chinese GDP Growth Beats Forecasts, Signaling Robust Momentum
At the China Economic Annual Conference, officials highlighted that GDP surpassed expectations, with export diversification and a modern industrial system gaining steam. The data suggest a continued trajectory toward a 140 trillion yuan economy in 2025, reinforcing China’s role as a global growth engine.
China Daily
YO Labs Secures $10 M to Expand Cross‑Chain Yield Platform
Venture capital firm Foundation Capital led a $10 million Series A round for YO Labs, enabling its cross‑chain DeFi yield‑optimization protocol to scale across multiple blockchains. The funding underscores growing institutional confidence in sophisticated crypto‑finance infrastructure.
CoinDesk
Barclays Predicts a Down‑Year for Crypto in 2026
Barclays’ year‑end report warns that spot‑crypto trading volumes are trending lower, with no clear catalyst to reverse the slump. The bank cites waning retail enthusiasm and a lack of policy‑driven sparks, suggesting a subdued market outlook for the next fiscal year.
CoinDesk
Bitcoin Slides Below $90K Ahead of Major Economic Data
On Sunday, Bitcoin dipped to $89,400, as investors adopted a cautious stance before a packed week of U.S. economic releases and the Bank of Japan’s policy decision. The modest decline reflects broader risk‑off sentiment in the crypto market.
CoinDesk
Crypto ATMs Face Trust and Compliance Challenges
With ≈ 40,000 crypto ATMs worldwide, the physical bridge between fiat and digital assets is expanding, yet regulators warn of fraud and money‑laundering risks. Operators are scrambling to bolster compliance and consumer‑protection measures to sustain mainstream adoption.
CoinDesk
Tech
Linux 6.19‑rc1 Kernels Arrive Early from Japan
Linus Torvalds released the 6.19‑rc1 kernel a day ahead of schedule while attending the Linux Plumbers Conference in Japan, signaling a rapid development cadence for upcoming features and hardware support.
Phoronix
AMD EPYC 9965 Shows AI/HPC Gains on Linux 6.19 Benchmarks
Early testing of the AMD EPYC 9965 2P server on the Linux 6.19 kernel revealed notable performance lifts for AI and high‑performance computing workloads, despite some scheduler regressions that developers are already addressing.
Phoronix
NVIDIA Open GPU Kernel Modules Now Available for RHEL/CentOS
The CentOS Kmods SIG announced open‑source NVIDIA GPU kernel modules for Red Hat Enterprise Linux and its downstreams, giving enterprise users a transparent driver stack and easing integration in data‑center environments.
Phoronix
Samsung Foundry Engages AMD for 2nm Chip Production
Samsung’s foundry division entered talks with AMD to supply its next‑generation 2 nm (SF2) process for future EPYC “Venice” CPUs, positioning Samsung as a serious challenger to TSMC amid global capacity constraints.
Wccftech
International
China Unveils Record‑Breaking High‑Speed Rail Technology
China’s new Shenyang‑Baihe high‑speed line showcases the CR450 train hitting 453 km/h, with advanced aerodynamics and AI‑driven control systems that cut drag by 22 %. The project highlights China’s push to dominate next‑generation rail transport worldwide.
China Daily
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