China & Lian Jye Su

China: China is the epicenter of the humanoid robot boom, with government support and a dominant market share, but faces challenges in commercial deployment.

Lian Jye Su: Lian Jye Su of Omdia cautioned that the reality of humanoid robots is far from consumer expectations, highlighting the gap between hype and capability.

China: China is the primary target of the ban, which restricts its dominant robot and inverter exports to the US. China criticized the move and announced countermeasures, including export controls on drones and sanctions on US entities.

Lian Jye Su: Omdia analyst; noted potential impact on U.S.-China tech collaborations.

China: China's AI sector gains global recognition with Kimi K3, advancing its technological self-sufficiency amid US restrictions.

Lian Jye Su: Su, an Omdia analyst, noted cost advantages of Chinese AI models.

China: China's AI models are gaining global market share, supported by state backing and open-source strategies.

Lian Jye Su: Analyst at Omdia expects Chinese vendors to leverage open-source to promote global adoption.

China: China is highlighted for having less stringent regulatory requirements, resulting in fewer project delays (56%) compared to the UK and Germany. It also leads globally in the adoption of Physical AI.

Lian Jye Su: Lian Jye Su, Chief Analyst at Omdia, is featured in BlackBerry — QNX's Code the Future podcast to discuss the research report.

Lian Jye Su: Lian Jye Su is a chief analyst at Omdia, who believes the AI gap between the U.S. and China will continue to narrow despite U.S. export controls and China's Great Firewall.