Latest about chip war
AMD's custom Instinct MI309 GPU for China fails export license test from U.S. government
AMD faces a setback to sell its latest Instinct MI309 AI and HPC GPU to Chinese entities.
ASML warns that more U.S. sanctions against China could have a major impact on its business
ASML's backlog in China totals tens of billions of dollars, but geopolitical tensions could impact the company's ability to fulfill it.
Chip smuggling operation that sent 53,000 banned American chips to China gets busted
A smuggling operation carried out by the unnamed South Korean 'Company A' involved 53,000 chips worth nearly $12 million.
U.S takes the China chip war to the next level
The U.S. does not want Chinese companies to access American computing performance from the cloud.
China warns that it may "react" to "hegemonic" treatment by the U.S. in 'Chip War'
China's ambassador in the Netherlands calls for enhanced dialogue between China and the European Union.
China commerce minister frustrated by US 'interfering' in international lithography exports via third countries
China accuses the U.S. of instrumentalizing and weaponizing third-party country exports of advanced chipmaking tools.
Expert likens U.S.–China sanctions to 'a pillow fight, not a chip war'
Despite curbs, China still gets what it wants to boost its AI and HPC sectors, says expert.
Intel says 18A process node performance is ahead of TSMC's N2, but Intel's process arrives a year earlier
The chief executive of Intel believes the company's 18A process node is years ahead of TSMC's N2 due to backside power delivery.
