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China kills Meta's acquisition of Manus as US-China AI rivalry deepens

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China has banned Meta’s acquisition of Manus, citing national security concerns, marking a significant setback for cross-border tech deals amid the intensifying US-China AI rivalry. This move underscores growing regulatory hurdles for developers and tech professionals seeking international collaborations in AI. The decision signals that future acquisitions involving Chinese-founded AI companies by US entities will face stringent scrutiny and potential roadblocks from both governments.

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