US-China tech war
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
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 ...
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
Chinese AI euphoria obscures a gloomier technological reality
Washington and its allies are not supplying the country with the gear required to make the most sophisticated AI chips
Trump’s Nvidia deal reshapes US’s China strategy, risks supercharging Xi’s AI push
The Asian nation has challenged America’s chip curbs this year with its own export controls on rare earths
A guide to the Nvidia chips at the centre of US-China AI rivalry
The H200 is considerably more powerful than the H20
US to block Nvidia’s sale of scaled-down AI chips to China, The Information reports
THE White House has informed other federal agencies that it will not permit Nvidia to sell its latest scaled-down AI chips to China, The Information reported on Thursday, citing three people familiar ...
Dutch government in talks with China over Nexperia’s export controls
[AMSTERDAM] The Netherlands is in talks with China, over export controls imposed on the Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia, which has become tangled up in the trade frictions between the US and China.
Huawei affiliates parade products that fuel China chip ambitions
[SHENZHEN] Huawei Technologies’ key partners are showcasing a dizzying array of products from software to chip gear, just days after US President Donald Trump threatened more curbs on China’s access t...
Xi’s red line on Trump’s export curbs threatens to upend truce
China’s firm response shows both sides continue to disagree on the terms of a truce struck back in May