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Greater China
Lutnick said the US must control the algorithm that makes the social media platform work.
Trump is expected to take actions that will help Big Tech secure the vast electricity it needs to power data centres.
Indonesia
The U.S. will drop threatened tariffs on Indonesian products to 19% from 32%.
The deal would include $550b of Japanese investments in the United States.
Danantara will invest in the projects if they meet the fund’s investment criteria
The move follows neighbouring Malaysia’s push to establish itself as a regional hub for AI development.
Malaysia
Malaysia has seen a data centre boom driven by growing demand for artificial intelligence.
India
The US high-frequency trading firm deposited $567 million.