China AI infrastructure spreads to mid-sized firms
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China's AI investment is increasingly turning into server purchases and data center construction, and the wave that began with large tech companies is now spreading to mid-sized firms. South Korean media say the expanding China AI demand could open new markets for Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix.
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