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Analyzing Washington's new AI accelerator export rules
By Anton Shilov published
Premium AMD's MI325X and Nvidia's H200 could benefit, but smaller suppliers will suffer.

Amazon buys first American-mined copper in a decade
By Stephen Warwick published
Amazon has struck a two-year deal to receive copper from an Arizona mine, for use in its AWS data centers in the U.S.

U.S. posts official H200 and MI325X AI GPU export rules to China, but with plenty of caveats
By Anton Shilov published
Or rather leftovers?

Phison demos 10X faster AI inference on consumer PCs with software and hardware combo that enables 3x larger AI models
By Anton Shilov published
Phison's aiDAPTIV+ stack enables large Mixture of Experts AI models and agentic AI workloads to run on client systems with limited memory capacity.

Beijing reportedly limiting H200 purchases to those with ‘special circumstances’
By Jowi Morales published
After weeks of deliberation, sources suggest that China will only allow companies to purchase H200 GPUs for "special circumstances," although Beijing has yet to define exactly what that means.

Qwen boss says Chinese AI models have 'less than 20%' chance of leapfrogging Western counterparts
By Luke James published
Premium China’s AI sector made a splash this month as a cluster of domestic AI firms raised more than $1 billion through IPOs in Hong Kong.

Deepseek research touts memory breakthrough, decoupling compute power and RAM pools to bypass GPU constraints
By Sayem Ahmed published
Premium Deepseek paper seeks to reduce reliance on GPU compute for basic information retrieval

Microsoft to overhaul AI data center building with community-first approach
By Jowi Morales published
Redmond is taking steps to ensure that its AI data centers benefit the surrounding communities, too.

Trump says that AI tech companies need to ‘pay their own way’ when it comes to their electricity consumption
By Jowi Morales published
The White House wants AI companies to pay for the electricity they need and not pass on the burden to ordinary consumers.

U.S. House passes bill to stop Chinese companies from accessing export-controlled American AI chips using offshore rental loophole
By Stephen Warwick published
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bipartisan bill, expanding U.S. export controls to stop China from using offshore data centers to access banned chips.
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