During Jensen Huang’s visit to Beijing, NVIDIA revealed that the AI chip giant plans to restart sales of its H20 AI accelerator in China, after receiving assurances from the U.S. government that export licenses will be granted, according to Bloomberg. Notably, as per South Korean media outlet B...

A new round of U.S. export crackdown on China has been disclosed, as it is set to implement its third wave of restrictions on China's semiconductor industry in three years, starting Monday, as per a report from Reuters. Maybe one of Biden’s largest scale restrictions, the new rules will include...

According to a report from Reuters citing industry sources, Samsung Electronics' fifth-generation high-bandwidth memory (HBM3e) have passed tests by NVIDIA and could be used in NVIDIA's AI processors. The report further indicates that while no supply contract has been signed yet, one is expected ...

With the chip war between the two great powers heating up, the U.S. is reportedly mulling new measures to limit China’s access to AI memory. As the restrictions might be imposed as early as late August, rumor has it that Chinese tech giants like Huawei and Baidu, along with other startups, are sto...

As AI giant NVIDIA is said to delay its upcoming Blackwell series chips for months, which are now expected to hit the market around early 2025, the related semiconductor supply chain is experiencing a reshuffle. According to a report by the Korea Economic Daily, Samsung Electronics, which is eager t...