Which Chinese tech companies announce a formal AI partnership with a Russian entity before 2027?
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In December 2024 Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed the Russian state-owned bank and AI leader Sberbank to work with China to further Russia’s AI ecosystem - https://www.cfr.org/article/china-russia-relations-january-2025.
- China possesses significantly stronger AI capabilities in Russia, largely within its set of highly capable technology firms.
- The risk of secondary sanctions has forced Chinese firms to reduce in practice or visibility into their operations in Russia, creating risks for any major firms seen to be furthering Russia’s AI efforts.
- Despite high-level government statements of Sino-Russian cooperation, no major Chinese technology company has publicly announced a formal AI partnership with a Russian entity since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
- Whether one of these firms is willing to run the risk and partner with Russia to accelerate its AI efforts is a key question for understanding the future AI capabilities that Russia may have access to.
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