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Nvidia and the Trump administration: Commerce, competition and controversy

How the tech giant’s deal with the government could shift US industrial policy and constitutional limits

To speed development, Google is working closely with Meta on PyTorch, with talks under way for Meta to access more of Google’s TPUs.

Google works to erode Nvidia’s software advantage with Meta’s help

The effort is part of Google’s aggressive plan to make its TPU a viable alternative to Nvidia’s GPUs

Although China’s domestically produced chips have made significant progress over the past two years, there remains a clear performance gap compared with Nvidia's H200 chip.

Why China isn’t rushing to buy Nvidia’s H200 AI chip

The US is offering China Nvidia’s second-fastest AI chip, the H200, but Beijing is holding back. Behind the hesitation lies a high-stakes struggle over technology, control, and the future of domestic ...

Uncertainties remain, as the Chinese government has yet to greenlight any purchase of the H200.

Nvidia considers increasing H200 chip output due to robust China demand: sources

Chinese companies’ strong demand for the H200 stems from the fact that it is easily the most powerful chip they can currently access

The H200 is part of the Hopper generation of Nvidia’s chips, second-best to the Blackwell line and two generations behind the upcoming Rubin series.

China is ‘rejecting’ Nvidia’s H200 chips, outfoxing US strategy, David Sacks says

The Asian nation is weighing a package of incentives worth as much as US$70 billion to support its local chipmaking industry

On Wednesday, the US Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 0.25 per cent, and projected one more quarter-point cut in 2026.

Silver surges, the won sinks and markets recalculate

What does the Fed’s new “neutral rate” mean for Asia? Plus, silver’s boom, Korea’s rally, and Nvidia’s China chip deal.

The 2025 “Person of the Year” issue features a cover story that explores how AI changed the world over the year in new and “sometimes frightening ways.”

Time magazine names architects of AI its Person of the Year

The architects are described as wowing and worrying humanity while transforming the present and transcending the possible

Chip makers such as Nvidia are releasing new and more powerful processors much faster than before.

AI’s US$400 billion problem: Are chips getting old too fast?

Cloud computing giants assumed that their chips and servers would last about six years

DeepSeek drew global attention in January when it debuted an AI model that was competitive with Silicon Valley’s best and said it had built it at a fraction of the cost.

China’s DeepSeek uses banned Nvidia chips for AI model: report

Beijing has meanwhile pushed Chinese technology companies to rely on domestic equipment to develop artificial intelligence

Elite Chinese universities, data centre firms, and entities affiliated to China’s military have sought to procure Nvidia's  H200 chips through grey-market channels.

ByteDance, Alibaba keen to order Nvidia H200 chips after Trump green light: sources

The chip’s ability to train AI models is currently unmatched by domestic equivalents