According to Tom’s Hardware, citing Financial Times, China’s Cyberspace Administration (CAC) has reportedly barred major firms, including ByteDance and Alibaba, from purchasing NVIDIA’s RTX Pro 6000D.  As Chosun Biz highlights, the RTX Pro 6000D was designed specifically for the Chinese marke...

After a year and a half of setbacks, Samsung has finally closed the gap with other memory giants. Multiple South Korean outlets, including the Korean Economic Daily and Business Korea, report that the company has cleared NVIDIA’s quality validation for its 12-high HBM3e, following its development ...

NVIDIA on Thursday stunned markets with a $5 billion investment in Intel and the announcement of a joint effort to develop chips for PCs and data centers—a striking vote of confidence in the struggling U.S. chipmaker, coming just weeks after Washington took a historic 10% federal stake. In additio...

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 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...