Even though the U.S.-China technology war continues, U.S. investment in China’s AI field still exceeds $1 trillion.

(Bloomberg)

[Financial Channel/Comprehensive Report] According to a report released by Georgetown University, a top private research university in the United States, between 2015 and 2021, American investors, including Intel (Intel) and Qualcomm (Qualcomm), are more interested in China. Artificial intelligence (AI) companies made 401 investments involving a total of US$40.2 billion (NT$1.2 trillion).

According to comprehensive media reports, this document was released by Georgetown University’s technology policy group CSET. From 2015 to 2021, 167 American investors participated in 401 AI investments in China, accounting for about 2,299 global investment cases during the same period. 17%.

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The investment departments of Qualcomm and Intel participated in 13 and 11 investment cases in Chinese AI companies respectively, while GGV Capital led other companies in the United States with 43.

CSET said the data was obtained from data provider Crunchbase, but researchers could not determine how much of the $40.2 billion came from U.S. companies.

The report warns that although U.S. investment in China’s AI may seem limited, it cannot be ignored that it can provide intangible benefits other than capital, such as guidance and training, popularity, and connections. Therefore, U.S. foreign investment in China, especially in the field of AI, Worthy of extra attention and continued follow-up.

The release of the report comes at a time when the United States is increasingly tightening investment scrutiny in areas such as artificial intelligence (AI), quantum computing and semiconductors. The Biden administration is preparing to announce a new round of restrictions on US companies investing in Chinese technology companies.

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