China’s biggest tech giants, Huawei and Xiaomi, have set the stage for a dramatic shift in the global semiconductor race, leaving U.S. policymakers scratching their heads. Despite the intense ...

The move is part of efforts to establish a foothold in markets dominated by Nvidia Corp. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...

Just like it has done with EVs, China’s investment in smartphones is leaving big brands playing catch-up. Forget iterative ...

The company has reportedly offered its Ascend 910B processors to prospective clients in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Thailand, ...

The Chinese tech giant has approached potential buyers in the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Thailand to promote its ...

Huang plans to meet top officials, including the commerce minister, while attending the International Supply Chain Expo in ...

China imposes export controls on eight Taiwan military contractors including aerospace and shipbuilding firms.

Chinese firms are banned from exporting to the seven companies materials that can be used in both civilian and military ...

The South Korean tech giant attributed its disappointing results to a combination of US export restrictions on advanced ...

Huawei's latest foldable MateBook looks sleekbut under the hood, it's running on old tech. The chip inside? A 7nm processor made by SMIC, China's top foundry. Same tech Huawei used back in 2023 for ...