Tech Competition

China’s export-based economy and technological dependence on the west are in conflict with the regime’s ‘major country’ diplomacy, analysts say.

The Chinese arm of Dutch-based chip maker Nexperia said the headquarters’ decision has ‘no legal effect’ in China.

The semiconductor toolmaker stated that it has inventory and alternatives for rare earth supplies, and that it’s expecting a decline in its China sales.

Experts say Uncle Sam’s support is necessary for U.S. businesses to compete against Beijing’s trade aggression. But it won’t work as a stand-alone.

The revamp is not just for commercial profit but is part of the Chinese regime’s political strategy, one expert points out.

By far the world’s biggest battery maker, Beijing takes advantage of international trade norms to capture an increasingly essential industry.

The new policy that allows H20 chip exporters to sell to China has led to concerns over national security and the deals’ legality.

Experts warn of the security risks with the overseas deployment of the China-made electric robotaxis.

The Senate intelligence chair’s letter highlights admitted export control violations by the CEO’s previous firm and Intel’s billions in federal chip funding.

The move came two weeks after Nvidia said it had received Washington’s assurance that the sale of H20 AI chips to China would be approved.

A new report finds that China controls over 80 percent of minerals essential for U.S. military batteries.

India’s foreign minister Jaishankar urged his Chinese counterpart to resolve military standoffs and ease export controls.

The watered down H20 chips were designed to comply with the former administration’s restrictions on the export of high-performance AI chips to China.

The Quad foreign ministers raised concerns over the risks of relying on a single country for processing and refining critical minerals.

The ban coincides with major Chinese power bank brands recalling products internationally due to a lithium battery quality issue that poses safety hazards.

Chinese military researchers had analyzed U.S. efforts to apply generative AI to military intelligence task, according to a new report.

While the general public may evaluate AI leadership based on new and flashy technology, experts point to a different set of keys to winning the AI race.

The move aligns with the United States’ strategy to deny China’s access to semiconductor technology, tools, and materials.

China’s export-based economy and technological dependence on the west are in conflict with the regime’s ‘major country’ diplomacy, analysts say.

The Chinese arm of Dutch-based chip maker Nexperia said the headquarters’ decision has ‘no legal effect’ in China.

The semiconductor toolmaker stated that it has inventory and alternatives for rare earth supplies, and that it’s expecting a decline in its China sales.

Experts say Uncle Sam’s support is necessary for U.S. businesses to compete against Beijing’s trade aggression. But it won’t work as a stand-alone.

The revamp is not just for commercial profit but is part of the Chinese regime’s political strategy, one expert points out.

By far the world’s biggest battery maker, Beijing takes advantage of international trade norms to capture an increasingly essential industry.

The new policy that allows H20 chip exporters to sell to China has led to concerns over national security and the deals’ legality.

Experts warn of the security risks with the overseas deployment of the China-made electric robotaxis.

The Senate intelligence chair’s letter highlights admitted export control violations by the CEO’s previous firm and Intel’s billions in federal chip funding.

The move came two weeks after Nvidia said it had received Washington’s assurance that the sale of H20 AI chips to China would be approved.

A new report finds that China controls over 80 percent of minerals essential for U.S. military batteries.

India’s foreign minister Jaishankar urged his Chinese counterpart to resolve military standoffs and ease export controls.

The watered down H20 chips were designed to comply with the former administration’s restrictions on the export of high-performance AI chips to China.

The Quad foreign ministers raised concerns over the risks of relying on a single country for processing and refining critical minerals.

The ban coincides with major Chinese power bank brands recalling products internationally due to a lithium battery quality issue that poses safety hazards.

Chinese military researchers had analyzed U.S. efforts to apply generative AI to military intelligence task, according to a new report.

While the general public may evaluate AI leadership based on new and flashy technology, experts point to a different set of keys to winning the AI race.

The move aligns with the United States’ strategy to deny China’s access to semiconductor technology, tools, and materials.