While AMD’s Lisa Su is skipping this year’s Computex, NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang takes center stage again, making waves already with dinners alongside TSMC’s Chairman C.C. Wei and revealing the company’s next AI chip plan in China after the H20 ban. Kicking off Monday in Taipei, Computex 202...

Amid tightening U.S. export controls, NVIDIA has seen a sharp revenue decline in China. According to Economic Daily News, citing Financial Times, the company reportedly plans to set up a new R&D center in Shanghai to bolster its position in the market. The center will focus on solutions tailored...

Shortly after Trump has dethroned Biden’s proposed AI Diffusion rules, the UAE has reportedly emerged as the first to strike a breakthrough deal with Washington. According to Reuters, the U.S. will allow the country to import 500,000 of NVIDIA’s most advanced AI chips annually starting in 2025, ...

Before Biden’s AI chip rules kick in on May 15, Trump slams the brakes, and Washington is now zeroing in on Chinese AI chips and models. According to Bloomberg and the U.S. Bureau of Industry and Security, the agency clarified that using Huawei’s Ascend AI chips anywhere breaches US export rules...

With 2nm becoming the next battleground for chipmakers, Samsung is racing—like Intel—to close the gap with TSMC by landing major external orders. Now, it may be just one step away: according to Chosun Biz, Samsung Foundry has entered the final phase of 2nm performance testing with NVIDIA GPUs an...