China’s Huawei Technologies has announced plans to develop the world’s most powerful AI computing clusters, dubbed SuperPods, despite relying on domestically produced semiconductors due to U.S. export restrictions. Over the next two years, Huawei aims to launch the Atlas 950 and 960 models, designed to meet increasing demand for computing power in AI applications. The company’s strategy focuses on creating a new computing architecture to interconnect numerous chips into powerful clusters, enabling it to compete with American tech giants like OpenAI and Google. This initiative underscores China’s ambition for technological self-reliance, reflecting a broader geopolitical trend as countries strive for autonomy in critical technology sectors.