China to investigate Google amid tensions with us

China said on Tuesday that it was investigating Google due to the anti -monopoly violations after the Trump administration imposed a new tariff on Beijing.

The Chinese Market Regulatory State Administration announced in a press statement that it is investigating the technology giant due to doubts that were violated by the anti -monopoly laws in the country.

The investigation is the latest clear revenge for President Trump’s definitions of 10 percent on China. In addition to Beijing, the president also imposed a 25 percent tariff on Canada and Mexico during the weekend, although both countries have reached 30 days.

On Monday, China responded with a 15 percent tariff for LNG, coal and coal, by 10 percent on crude oil, captured trucks, agricultural machines and large cars.

It also announced plans to impose export controls on many important elements, including telorium, bimmut, tungsten, Andium, and moldinum.

The Customs tariff committee in the Chinese State Council said: “The unilateral imposition of the United States of definitions is seriously violating the rules of the World Trade Organization.” “It is not only unlikely to solve its own problems, but it also undermines natural economic and commercial cooperation between China and the United States.”

The technology industry is likely to be a major factor in the trade war between the United States of China. The United States has already put strict export controls on advanced chips under Biden’s management in an attempt to develop artificial intelligence (AI) in Beijing.

The last appearance of Chinese Ai Startup, the appearance of the Chinese Ai Startup, raised questions about the effectiveness of the export controls and the approach of American companies in developing artificial intelligence.

Deepseek claims that the new R1 can perform equally with Openai and has been developed with a few thousand low capacity chips at a final price of $ 5.6 million.

This threatened to raise the current consensus on developing artificial intelligence, which assumed that the new models would require wide investment in Amnesty International’s infrastructure. American artificial intelligence companies, such as Openai, Meta and Microsoft, have committed billions of dollars to secure chips and build databases.

After Deepseek rose to the top of the Apple App Store last week, investors were terrified, which led to major sales in the technology sector, which witnessed the NVIDIA chips of 600 billion dollars in one day.

However, some have praised Deepseek’s claims about their R1 model, including the total cost of training and whether more advanced chips were used. US officials are said to be investigating whether Deepsik can circumvent US export controls to obtain advanced chips through Singapore, according to Bloomberg.