TENCENT PLANS AI CHIP SPENDING SURGE IN H2 2026
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Tencent Holdings will significantly increase AI infrastructure spending in the second half of 2026 as domestic chip production ramps up. The Chinese tech giant expects homegrown AI chips to become available in greater volumes "month by month."
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