China’s race to build its own high performance chips is accelerating, and two home grown GPU makers, Moore Threads and MetaX, are now preparing for highly anticipated stock market debuts. Their listings come at a moment when Beijing is placing unprecedented emphasis on
Dutch economy minister Vincent Karremans has acknowledged that he did not anticipate China’s swift and forceful retaliation in the Nexperia crisis, raising doubts about the level of preparedness behind the Netherlands’ decision to invoke a Cold War era security law against the Chinese
A Chinese technology start-up founded by a former Apple engineer is gaining attention for unveiling a new chip designed to power next-generation extended reality headsets and artificial intelligence glasses. GravityXR, led by Stanford University graduate Wang Chaohao, recently introduced what it describes as
Tensions between Wingtech Technology and Dutch chipmaker Nexperia have escalated sharply, turning a long-running disagreement into a public confrontation. What began as a corporate dispute over governance and control has now grown into a wider issue with international attention, especially after both China
China has recorded a notable advancement in its push toward high performance artificial intelligence hardware, with its leading memory chipmaker now positioning itself alongside major industry names such as Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. ChangXin Memory Technologies, widely known as CXMT, introduced its
China’s semiconductor strategy has become one of the most crucial elements of its national development and security agenda. The country’s leadership views technological self-sufficiency as essential for maintaining economic stability, innovation capability, and defense preparedness. In 2025, this vision is driving massive investment,
China is taking a decisive step in strengthening its semiconductor industry by rolling out a new, targeted subsidy strategy designed to balance innovation, sustainability, and self-sufficiency. The government’s approach signals a shift away from blanket financial incentives toward a more refined and performance-based
A sign of relief is emerging for the global semiconductor industry as the Netherlands’ economy minister announced that chip supplies from Nexperia’s Chinese factories are expected to resume soon. The statement suggests a possible easing of tensions in a dispute that has disrupted
Shanghai has emerged as the epicenter of China’s semiconductor innovation, driving the nation’s 2026 roadmap toward full-scale technological independence. As global competition intensifies, the city’s Zhangjiang Hi-Tech Park and surrounding industrial zones have become critical to China’s goal of producing advanced chips domestically
China’s semiconductor sector has entered a decisive phase of localization as the country accelerates efforts to reduce dependence on U.S. technology and foreign suppliers. Following years of export restrictions on advanced equipment, China is building a fully integrated domestic chip ecosystem that combines
