Jeff Pao is a Reporter at Asia Times. He covers a range of topics including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, artificial intelligence, and aerospace, with a particular focus on regional interests and world news. Jeff's insights and analyses have been featured in Asia Times, highlighting his expertise in the intersection of technology and energy.
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Jeff Pao's coverage primarily focuses on world affairs, government & politics, and finance & economy with a specific emphasis on China, US-China relations, technology, economy, and Taiwan. His articles frequently cite data and include government announcements.
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Local elections are just months away in Taiwan, where Beijing hopes to boost influence by leveraging its economic strength
By: Jeff Pao
Power of Siberia 2, Sino-Russian gas pipelines, has hit a deadlock with a price gap so vast that Beijing told Moscow to stop negotiating
A Chinese AI startup's covert distillation campaign sparks sanctions threat and a heated global debate on IP theft
Shares of Chinese chip makers tumbled on Thursday after state fund support that had briefly steadied broader tech stocks earlier in the week failed to hold back a sector that analysts say has long been overvalued.
Managing the risks of frontier artificial intelligence (AI) models and protecting intellectual property are set to top the agenda when United States President Donald Trump hosts Chinese President Xi Jinping in Washington on September 24.
Chinese pundits say it remains very far from the point that China's immersion deep ultraviolet machines can compete with ASML's.
By: Jeff Pao
China will tighten exit-entry rules from September 15 to stop engineers from leaking know-how in industries subject to export controls
By: Jeff Pao
The US is moving to impose 15% tariff and price floors on polysilicon and derivative products, pushing makers toward local raw materials.
By: Jeff Pao
Trump has launched a series of measures to ensure US defense contractors source critical minerals domestically or from allied nations
By: Jeff Pao
Nvidia's newly unveiled plan to mobilize more than US$500 billion in third-party financing for AI data centers will deepen global dominance
