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🚨 BYTEDANCE FOUNDER BECOMES ASIA’S RICHEST. 👀

Zhang Yiming, the founder of ByteDance, has been recognized by the Bloomberg Billionaires Index for surpassing Gautam Adani to become the richest person in Asia, with assets worth more than $105B.

Notably, Zhang’s wealth has increased about 8 times compared to the $13B level when Bloomberg began tracking him in 2019.

This is not just a story about TikTok. ByteDance is benefiting from AI + advertising + a content ecosystem, while Doubao is becoming one of China’s largest AI apps.

🔥 FROM SHORT VIDEOS TO A $100B+ FORTUNE.

Zhang once faced major legal risks in the U.S. related to TikTok, but his wealth still rose strongly alongside ByteDance’s valuation.

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🇨🇳 China may allow Alibaba and ByteDance to buy Nvidia RTX Pro 5500!
Urgent according to The Information (September 28, 2026): Beijing may allow Alibaba and ByteDance to buy Nvidia RTX Pro 5500.
Pure facts:
🔹 The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) asked companies for procurement plans and indicated approval
🔹 Chip specifications: Blackwell generation, 84GB GDDR7, 21,760 CUDA cores, >$6000
🔹 Previous ceiling: H200 purchases were limited to fewer than 200K units for Alibaba, ByteDance, and DeepSeek
🔹 Reason: The chip may be intended for workstations outside U.S. export restrictions (since October 2022)
🔹 ByteDance reportedly plans to order 1 million units
Enormous for AI infrastructure!
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The USA has approved the sale of chips #NVIDIA H200 to Chinese companies

#Alibaba #Tencent #BytedanceSecrets and others have received clearance to purchase Nvidia H200. Jensen Huang personally flew to Beijing at Trump's invitation to unlock the deal.
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🚨 China May Let Alibaba and ByteDance Buy Nvidia’s New Chips — A Small Opening With Bigger AI Implications
China is reportedly considering allowing major domestic technology companies, including Alibaba and ByteDance, to purchase Nvidia’s newly released RTX Pro 5500 chips.
According to The Information, China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology recently asked some companies to submit details on how many chips they want to buy and what they plan to use them for. The ministry reportedly told certain firms that it intends to approve the purchases. Reuters said it could not independently verify the report.
The RTX Pro 5500 is designed for high-end professional workstations rather than Nvidia’s flagship data-center AI systems. That distinction matters because industry executives cited in the reporting expect the chip may avoid some existing U.S. export restrictions.
My read: this would not mean China is broadly reopening its market to Nvidia. But even limited approval could show that Beijing is balancing two priorities: supporting domestic semiconductor development while still giving large AI companies access to additional computing capacity.
For Nvidia, the bigger question is whether this becomes a one-off exception or the start of a wider path back into Chinese demand.
Could limited chip approvals eventually reshape Nvidia’s China business?
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