According to EE Times China, during a report on China Unicom’s Sanjiangyuan data center, China’s CCTV News unexpectedly revealed a table titled “Comparison of Key Parameters Between Domestic and NV Cards.” The table highlighted how homegrown AI chips deployed at the data center — including...

According to Reuters, sources note that demand for NVIDIA’s RTX6000D — the company’s newest AI chip aimed at the Chinese market — has been tepid, with some leading tech firms choosing not to place orders. Reuters adds that NVIDIA began shipping the RTX6000D this week. The reported situati...

According to South Korean outlet News1, Chinese tech giant Tencent has made it clear it has no intention of producing AI chips, stressing that it neither manufactures them now nor plans to in the future. This contrasts with other major Chinese tech firms, which have responded to U.S. restrictions on...

According to CNBC, China’s market regulator said Monday that a preliminary investigation found NVIDIA in violation of the country’s anti-monopoly law, adding that Beijing will continue its probe into the U.S. chipmaker. As Bloomberg indicates, China’s State Administration for Market Regulation...

According to Commercial Times, citing The Korea Economic Daily, South Korea — once a leader in semiconductor technology — is now confronting the rapid rise of China, particularly in chipmaking equipment and EDA. The report notes that China’s top equipment maker Naura recorded first-half operat...