Meta is unwinding its $2 billion acquisition of AI startup Manus following a directive from Chinese regulators. The tech giant has ceased data sharing and blocked Manus staff from its systems, a move seen as a significant test of China's tightening grip on technology and overseas investments amid US competition.
Meta is unwinding its $2 billion acquisition of AI startup Manus following a directive from Chinese regulators. The tech giant has ceased data sharing and blocked Manus staff from its systems, a move seen as a significant test of China's tightening grip on technology and overseas investments amid US competition.
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