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Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Tuesday expressed China's firm opposition to the United States' unilateral bullying practice of attempting to impose a comprehensive blockade on the country's chip ...
A recent move that may have escaped wider attention could carry long-term consequences for the global chip supply chain.
Despite easing tensions over tariffs, Washington has tightened regulations on the use of Chinese semiconductors, prompting Chinese retaliation.
China is recalibrating its tech policy, elevating private enterprise to counter US export controls and drive innovation. On ...
Michael E. O’Hanlon’s 2024 Brookings report starkly frames a question that haunts the Indo-Pacific and the world: Could the ...
In case you haven't heard, the United States is in a life-and-death arms race. Only, it's not conventional weapons or even world-ending ICBMs we're rushing to build, and it's not a matter of life and ...
According to Sacks, Huawei is making swift progress in chip design and could soon begin exporting its hardware, although the ...
The blacklisting of Huawei and SMIC signifies a conscious shift in Taiwan’s role from a neutral supplier in the tech ...
January's DeepSeek launch challenged assumptions that Chinese AI models were years behind the US, David Sacks said.
China’s main chip investment fund intends to focus on areas where the country lags behind, like in sectors of lithography and semiconductor design software.
The US restriction on Nvidia's H20—a low-end AI chip previously cleared for China—sends a strong signal: even downgraded tech won't escape future export controls.
Chinese engineers are getting around Washington's chip restrictions by simply flying to other countries where US prohibitions don't apply.