U.S. President Trump has approved the export of NVIDIA’s H200 chips to China. According to Commercial Times, industry sources say the move could accelerate inventory digestion across the AI supply chain and stimulate new orders for Taiwanese assembly and packaging providers. OEMs such as Gigabyte ...

Trump’s tariff war has sent shockwaves through the tech industry. Although the implementation of new reciprocal tariffs on major electronic products has been delayed by 90 days, price increases are expected to be unavoidable. According to Economic Daily News, the first signs of price hikes are al...

Supermicro, a major beneficiary of the AI boom, saw its stock plunge after Ernst & Young resigned as its auditor, raising market concerns. According to a report from Liberty Times, citing Chinese media outlet Cailian Press, NVIDIA, which has close ties to Supermicro, is shifting orders that wer...

On August 27, AI server giant Supermicro was accused of accounting violations, inadequate disclosure of related party transactions, and evading sanctions by selling products to Russia by short-seller Hindenburg Research. In addition, Supermicro announced on August 28 that it would delay the relea...

In late March, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang personally delivered the first high-end DGX H200 AI server to customer OpenAI. According to a report from Commercial Times, following this, the upstream chips for the H200 AI-GPU entered mass production in late Q2, with large-scale deliveries expected from Q3 o...