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Huawei sues MediaTek for patent infringement of unnamed technology
Huawei reportedly sues MediaTek to collect royalties for patents used by MediaTek's processors.
Huawei officially opens its 2,600-acre R&D center in Shanghai, will accommodate over 35,000 scientists and engineers
The Huawei Lianqiu Lake R&D Center opened early July 2024 to host over 35,000 Huawei scientists, engineers, and other personnel.
Huawei says China's AI progress will not be stopped by US sanctions
A high-ranking Huawei executive asserts that the lack of Nvidia GPUs and limited access to advanced process technologies will not stop China's AI progress.
$335 billion in exceptions granted for sanctioned Chinese companies in the last five years
Biden administration reportedly tightening high-tech shipments to Huawei.
Huawei reportedly facing bad AI chip yields for processors made at Chinese fab SMIC: Report
Four out of five Ascend 910B AI processors reportedly have defects.
Blacklisted Huawei intros first consumer SSDs
Huawei enters client SSD market with PCIe Gen4 Kunling eKitStore Xtreme 200 drives.
Sanctions-defying chip design tools that work on China chipmakers' Huawei and Phytium processors introduced by China-based firm
Xinhuazhang develops EDA tools compatible with Arm-based Huawei's Kunpeng and SPARCv9-based Phytium's FeiTeng processors.
Rampant speculation of blacklisted Huawei becoming China’s largest beef importer stems from an odd payment method for telecom equipment
In an odd story that hasn't been officially corroborated, Huawei may be accepting so much beef as payment for its goods that it has become China's largest importer of the commodity.
US government probes South Korean company accused of selling American tools to Chinese entities
Chinese entities keep getting advanced chipmaking tools made by American companies from South Korean companies.
Huawei patent reveals 3nm-class process technology plans — China continues to move forward despite US sanctions
Huawei's self-aligned quadruple patterning patent covers both 3nm and 5nm process technologies, which would allow SMIC and China to create more advanced chips despite the ongoing U.S. sanctions.