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Still no Blackwell, though, and Beijing gets the final say.

The U.S. will decide this week if it will allocate $3 billion to finally flush Huawei and ZTE from its telecommunications network.

China assesses impact of U.S. sanctions against its supercomputer and semiconductor industries.

The U.S. Senate passed a $1 billion "rip and replace" bill meant to help rural networks get rid of Huawei equipment.

The U.S. bill seeks to prohibit any kind of intelligence sharing with countries that adopt Huawei's 5G networking gear.

Huawei announced that it made a record $122 billion in revenue throughout 2019 despite U.S. government efforts.

Huawei's attempting to overturn a recent FCC order that prohibits rural Internet carriers from buying its equipment with federal subsidies.

President Donald Trump said "we're not going to be doing business with Huawei" after China refused to buy U.S. agricultural goods.

The Justice Department said U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh should be careful not to rush to punish Qualcomm in the U.S. Federal Trade Commission’s antitrust case.