Chinese authorities have issued internal guidance indicating that certain advanced artificial intelligence chips are not permitted to enter the country, reflecting a cautious approach to managing access to high-end foreign technology. The instructions were communicated to customs agents and accompanied by messages delivered
Nvidia moves from promise to large scale manufacturing Nvidia has confirmed that its next generation Rubin chips are now in full production, marking a critical milestone in the company’s roadmap as demand for artificial intelligence hardware continues to surge. Speaking about the rollout,
AI boom reshapes the semiconductor profit cycle Samsung Electronics is expected to report a dramatic jump in fourth quarter operating profit, with estimates pointing to an increase of around 160 percent compared with the same period a year earlier. The surge reflects a
Strong opening signals appetite for AI-linked hardware Shares of Shanghai Biren Technology delivered a spectacular debut in Hong Kong, highlighting strong investor appetite for Chinese semiconductor companies tied to artificial intelligence. The graphics processing unit maker became the first Chinese GPU start-up to
A Sudden Surge in Demand Nvidia is facing mounting pressure to scale up production of its H200 artificial intelligence chips as demand from Chinese technology companies accelerates sharply. According to sources familiar with the matter, orders placed by Chinese firms for 2026 delivery
Congressional Scrutiny Intensifies Over AI Chip Controls Pressure is mounting in Washington over how the United States is handling advanced artificial intelligence chip exports to China. Two senior Democratic lawmakers have formally asked the US Commerce Department to disclose whether it has approved
MediaTek is reportedly strengthening its position in the global artificial intelligence hardware supply chain as demand for Google’s Tensor Processing Units continues to rise. Market reports indicate that Google has significantly expanded cooperation with the Taiwanese chipmaker, placing much larger orders than initially
The United States has launched a fresh review of Nvidia’s sales of its advanced H200 artificial intelligence chip to China, according to people familiar with the matter. The move highlights growing scrutiny over high performance computing exports and reflects Washington’s broader effort to
China is intensifying efforts to develop its own extreme ultraviolet lithography technology, a move that could significantly strengthen the country’s ambitions in advanced semiconductor manufacturing and artificial intelligence hardware. Reports that Chinese researchers and engineers are making progress toward building a domestic EUV
Biren Technology has received approval from Chinese regulators to proceed with its initial public offering in Hong Kong, marking a significant development for China’s fast growing artificial intelligence semiconductor industry. The green light was disclosed in a filing released by the China Securities
