Speaker 1: Your team to Beijing. Bites and its ting here giving
Speaker 1: you all the spiciest updates on the US China tech showdown,
Speaker 1: straight from the heart of the cyber trenches. No fluff,
Speaker 1: just the latest bites. Let's plug in. Where do we start?
Speaker 1: The last two weeks have been a cybersecurity feast. If
Speaker 1: malware is your idea of a snack anyway, Google's threat
Speaker 1: intelligence crew just exposed an operation linked to Chinese group
Speaker 1: Unsea six three eight four among stack Panda alias, which
Speaker 1: quietly hijacked Southeast Asian divomatic web traffic in March. They
Speaker 1: used a tricky back door called Sogu c k dash,
Speaker 1: so stealthy it had cyber nerds everywhere swooning. Meanwhile, Microsoft
Speaker 1: found Chinese exploitation of SharePoint vulnerabilities, prompting alarm bells in
Speaker 1: US critical infrastructure circles, and another round of wasn't us
Speaker 1: from Beijing. The FBI says China's hacking squad is still
Speaker 1: the world's biggest. Tell me another state actor that keeps
Speaker 1: all global ete folks sleeping with one eye open riders
Speaker 1: American trade negotiators were dusting off their Swedish passports cybersecurity
Speaker 1: drama hit Congress itself. Hackers impersonated Ret. John Milnaar, Yes,
Speaker 1: the Chair of the House China Committee, to seed malware
Speaker 1: via email targeting trade groups. The prime suspect Beijing becked
Speaker 1: APT forty one. US Capitol Police and the FBI are
Speaker 1: on the case. So if you've got draft legislation in
Speaker 1: your inbox recently, maybe don't open the attachments. Now, let's
Speaker 1: talk chips and dips. Washington just revoked export privileges for
Speaker 1: chip makers like TSMC, Samsung, and s K Heinex to
Speaker 1: their China fab plants. That means every micro chip shipment
Speaker 1: needs a license, delaying upgrades and new launches, squeezing the
Speaker 1: supply chain tighter than a VPN in a Shanghai Starbucks.
Speaker 1: The experts like Troy Stangerone at Carnegie Mellon worn this
Speaker 1: could make Chinese firms like CXMT and YMTC look a
Speaker 1: whole lot more attractive inside China, especially as US heavyweights
Speaker 1: face new equipment bottlenecks On the US policy front. The
Speaker 1: gain AI Act is out here stirring up drama. Invidia
Speaker 1: is downright grumpy, saying the act's America First Chip rule
Speaker 1: is fixing a problem that doesn't exist in videas, not
Speaker 1: thrilled about being forced to prioritize US orders over foreign ones,
Speaker 1: fearing it could throttle global AI innovation and let's be real,
Speaker 1: their own bottom line. Rumor has it even Donald Trump
Speaker 1: struck a deal with Nvidia allowing some restricted exports to
Speaker 1: China for a cool fifteen percent cut of China sales.
Speaker 1: High stakes, high drama. Meanwhile, China rolled out strict AI
Speaker 1: labeling rules. Every AI generated text, image, or video now
Speaker 1: needs a clear tag affect to September first, Weuenzo Jejang
Speaker 1: just launched China's first city level AI bureau, who said
Speaker 1: second tier cities can't join the AI party industry impacts.
Speaker 1: A massive cybersecurity investment is surging to a projected four
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty five billion dollars by twenty thirty. Supply
Speaker 1: chain attack rates are up forty two percent, and more
Speaker 1: AI powered ransomware shells are floating around than ever for
Speaker 1: tech firms, from Cloud nine to Hacker Strike. The arms
Speaker 1: race means more innovation and more headaches for everyone from
Speaker 1: coda's to compliance teams. Strategically, both nations lean further into
Speaker 1: techno nationalism China's new ten uere Made in China twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five plan pivots fast to local chips and home
Speaker 1: grown software. Witness their bet on Huawei's CNN platform versus
Speaker 1: Nvidia's COUDA, but with US rules slicing at foreign tech
Speaker 1: regular stree. Fragmentation is the new frontier, and the only
Speaker 1: certainty is uncertainty forecast. The smart money says more fragmentation,
Speaker 1: sharper regulatory boundaries and non stop code wars get comfy.
Speaker 1: This rivalry isn't cooling, and the only hacking slow down
Speaker 1: you'll see is maybe in your hotel WiFi. Thanks for
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