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slash UK slash AI for people. Here's your TNB Tech Minute for Tuesday, June 10th. I'm Victoria

Craig for the Wall Street Journal. The founder of Chinese telecom

equipment maker Huawei has dismissed worries that the company will be squeezed by U.S. export controls.

In an interview with The People's Daily, a government mouthpiece, Wawa's founder, said the firm

is finding workarounds to improve its chip performance, which are still one generation behind

those made by its U.S. peers.

He was also upbeat on China's AI industry saying that the country's electric grid capacity

is a solid foundation for AI development.

You can hear more about how U.S. companies are fighting potential roadblocks to competitiveness

with China on

data center power in tomorrow's Tech News Briefing podcast right here in this feed.

Elsewhere, Uber and self-driving car startup wave technologies are launching trials of fully

autonomous vehicles on public roads in London. They chose the British Capitol because its

road layouts and traffic laws are

significantly different from U.S. locations where testing has so far been done. There's no targeted

date for trials to begin. The U.K.'s Transportation Secretary said the government is fast-tracking pilots

of self-driving cars to next spring. Uber and Wave said the London tests will make it easier to

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