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Tech News for Wednesday, September 16, 2026

21 stories from 9 outlets. Times show when each story first broke, in UTC.

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Louise Matsakis · Wired

China isn't buying Silicon Valley's call for an AI slowdown

While the US and China agree on AI risks, Beijing is skeptical of proposals that would prioritize keeping US companies ahead. China's skepticism stems from concerns about US dominance and a desire to maintain its own AI progress.

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Alex Gabriel Simon · Bloomberg Technology

Paytm's stock nears IPO price for first time in five years as sentiment turns

Bloomberg reports that Paytm's shares are approaching their initial public offering price for the first time since listing, driven by improved sentiment toward the Indian digital payments pioneer. The recovery marks a significant milestone after a prolonged downturn.

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Alan Wong · Bloomberg Technology

Hong Kong aims to nearly double spending on tech and innovation

Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee announced plans to almost double the city's spending on innovation in coming years, aligning the financial hub more closely with Beijing's economic priorities. The initiative aims to boost technology and innovation sectors.

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Jaehyun Eom · Bloomberg Technology

South Korea's deputy PM says country can't afford to slow AI progress

South Korea's deputy prime minister stated that the country must continue advancing artificial intelligence without pause, taking a firm stance in the global debate over AI development pace. The remarks underscore Seoul's commitment to maintaining competitive momentum in AI.

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Gian Volpicelli · Bloomberg Technology

EU unveils social media curbs for kids and ban on users under 13

The European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced plans to ban social media for children under 13 and restrict technology and AI services for older minors. The proposal aims to enhance online safety for young users.

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