Latest about chip war
US Prohibits Exports of Nvidia's A800 and H800 to China, Blacklists Chinese GPU Developers
The Biden administration restricts exports of more AI and HPC GPU to China.
RISC-V Responds to U.S. Lawmakers: Open Standards Are Important
Open standards are crucial for innovation, so RISC-V has to remain open to enable open computing for all.
U.S. Lawmakers Want to Block China from 'American' RISC-V
U.S. legislators plan to ask government to block access of Chinese entities to American RISC-V innovations.
Laptop Makers Face Challenges Moving Production Out of China
When it comes to supply chains, "just pack up and leave" isn't a real option.
China Establishes $41 Billion Fund to Boost Fab Tool Makers
China to subsidize domestic makers of chip production tools with $41 billion.
China Fires Back at US Sanctions, Officially Restricts Exports of Chipmaking Materials Gallium and Germanium
There is no immediate threat to the supply of gallium and germanium-based components, but prices may go up.
Acer Founder Doubts US Can Match Asia's Chip Making Dominance
Acer Founder Stan Shih says that the United States is too far behind Taiwan when it comes to chipmaking prowess.
Intel, Nvidia, Qualcomm Talk With US Officials About China Market
CEOs from the largest chip makers in the US have met with top US gov officials about the impending array of new export restrictions.
