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Hong Kong-based AI company SenseTime faces ‘end of the road’ for data centre ambitions
China’s most valuable AI company has been blacklisted by Washington over its facial recognition technology
Xu Li has pulled off an IPO despite accusations facial recognition company enables human rights abuses
China’s biggest AI company had been forced to postpone listing after US put it on investment blacklist
Investors are right to be wary of a company facing headwinds at home and in the US
Beijing helps to relaunch listing of controversial artificial intelligence company after US blacklisting
SenseTime postpones IPO, gig economy algo problems, Panasonic’s Sound Slayers
Chinese artificial intelligence company accused of enabling human rights abuses in Xinjiang
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Chinese company that specialises in facial recognition software was expected to price Hong Kong offering on Friday
International investors may be reluctant to associate with a start-up embroiled in geopolitical controversy
Facial recognition software specialist targeted for allegedly enabling human rights abuses
Chinese AI group’s downsized share offer comes as Beijing seeks to rein in sector
Artificial intelligence leader SenseTime has run into problems with flagship Singapore project
Start-up is close to an IPO but remains heavily dependent on Beijing’s support
Listing could value Chinese artificial intelligence champion as high as $12bn
After a brief stumble Megvii and SenseTime are raising money and winning overseas contracts
SenseTime, Megvii, Yitu and iFlytek all targeted by commerce department
China criticises inclusion of the groups as interference in its affairs
Facial recognition group’s move follows scrutiny of treatment of Uighur people
SenseTime looks abroad, building on its large and growing business with government
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