According to the Wall Street Journal, Huawei is reportedly preparing to test its latest and most advanced AI processor, which it hopes could serve as a replacement for some of NVIDIA’s high-end products. The report, citing sources, states that Huawei has contacted several Chinese tech companies...

Following the recent U.S. export restrictions on NVIDIA’s H20, Huawei appears poised to fill the gap in China’s AI chip market. According to Reuters, the company is expected to begin mass shipments of its Ascend 910C as early as May. Sources cited by the report unveiled that some of the chips...

As per business registration platform Tianyancha, Shenzhen Hubble Technology Investment Partnership (Limited Partnership) — a subsidiary of Huawei, hereinafter referred to as “Hubble Investment” — has taken an equity stake in Chengdu Xin Zhao Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter “Xin Zhao”)...

As the U.S.-China chip war heats up, China is going all-in on AI ASICs, with Huawei’s flagship chips stealing the spotlight. But with rumors of the Ascend 920 entering mass production in 2H25, Commercial Times raises doubts about SMIC’s N+3 process and the chip’s access to top-tier HBM. Acc...

Following the U.S. Commerce Department's late 2024 investigation into whether TSMC produced AI chips for Huawei, the latest development suggests the foundry giant could face a penalty exceeding $1 billion, as per Reuters. The report suggests that the probe is linked to a chip TSMC produced for Ch...