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Huawei manages to pull $118 billion in revenue despite strict U.S. sanctions and restrictions
By Kunal Khullar published
Huawei's consumer business has bounced back since August 2023, following the launch of new smartphones featuring domestically produced chipsets that bypass U.S. sanctions.

Huawei Ascend 910C claimed to be 60% speed of Nvidia H100 in inference
By Anton Shilov published
Nvidia's GPUs remain the best solutions for AI training, but Huawei's own processors can be used for inference.

China's Cambricon posts first profit as demand for AI chips rockets
By Anton Shilov published
As Chinese companies cannot get enough Nvidia GPUs, they turn to domestic alternatives for AI processors. As a result, Cambricon thrives.

China starts Big Fund III spending: $47 billion for ecosystem and fab tools
By Anton Shilov published
China gathers $47.5 billion to boost its chipmaking tools industry and ecosystem.

Huawei’s 1TB SSD shows up in South Korea for just $32
By Matthew Connatser published
The first consumer-grade SSDs from Huawei are finally on store shelves and for a low price, at least in South Korea.

US gov't set to ban Huawei intermediary Sophgo over AI chip supplies — partnership skirted US chip sanctions
By Anton Shilov published
U.S. to ban Sophgo, which supplied AI chiplets to Huawei, but its affiliate Bitmain avoids sanctions.

Huawei sticks to 7nm for latest processor as China's chip advancements stall
By Anton Shilov published
Huawei reportedly decided not to use its 5nm and 6nm process technologies for its latest smartphone processor.

Chinese companies are reportedly reluctant to adopt homegrown chips
By Anton Shilov published
Chinese companies are reluctant to adopt domestic silicon from automotive and computing to AI and HPC sectors.

US lawmakers fire back at government's chip sanctions against China, alleging glaring loopholes that let China access the latest technology
By Anton Shilov published
Some loopholes are patched, others are not.

Chinese companies poach staff from ASML and Zeiss with three times higher pay — employees needed to design and build chipmaking tools amid sanctions
By Anton Shilov published
Chinese companies aggressively recruiting personnel from ASML and Zeiss to build their own wafer fabbing equipment.
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