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Huawei already has a new chip to rival Nvidia's AI GPUs
By Anton Shilov published
Huawei has prepared a new Ascend 910C GPU for AI to counter Nvidia's H20 and B20 in China.

China's CXMT begins mass-producing HBM2 memory well ahead of schedule
By Anton Shilov published
China-based memory maker CXMT begins to mass produce HBM2 memory, well ahead of telegraphed mass production in 2026.

Huawei may borrow a page out of Apple and Intel's CPU playbook
By Jowi Morales published
Huawei's Kirin chip will allegedly use a unified memory architecture, doubling its memory bandwidth compared to previous PC chips.

China to achieve 'basic' self-sufficiency for chip fab tools this summer claims industry veteran
By Anton Shilov published
Chinese chipmaking tools companies can now source many components from within China.

New US government rules to allow export of some equipment to China by ASML, Tokyo Electron
By Anton Shilov published
The U.S. intends to add 120 Chinese entities to its Entity List, to close loopholes that enable Chinese chipmakers to obtain American chipmaking tools.

The U.S. has sanctioned 18 Chinese fabs, dozens remain in white zone
By Anton Shilov published
The U.S. government approves shipments of wafer fab equipment to many Chinese fabs, other are banned. Question is, can those tools be installed in banned fabs?

Chinese cloud giant releases homegrown operating system for Chinese server CPUs
By Anton Shilov published
Tencent Cloud introduces an operating system that supports CPUs from Huawei, Phytium, and Sugon.

Huawei sues MediaTek for patent infringement of unnamed technology
By Anton Shilov published
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
By Jowi Morales published
The Huawei Lianqiu Lake R&D Center opened early July 2024 to host over 35,000 Huawei scientists, engineers, and other personnel.

Pentagon says it's impossible to ditch Huawei telecom gear — officials beg Congress for waiver from Chinese sanctions
By Jeff Butts published
As Congress readies the 2025 National Defense Authorization Act, the Pentagon is reminding lawmakers it needs a waiver from provisions included in the 2019 version of the act.
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