The U.S. on Tuesday added dozens of Chinese companies to its export blacklist in an effort to further curtail Beijing’s ...

Industry insiders at a semiconductor trade fair in Shanghai urged more cooperation between the Chinese chip sector and the ...

The additions included companies that are customers of Intel and Nvidia, and one firm that was the focus of a New York Times ...

Ant Group claims its AI models outperformed Meta’s in benchmarks and cut inference costs, signaling a potential leap forward ...

The U.S. Commerce Department today imposed export restrictions on about 80 companies, including more than 50 that are based ...

Ant used domestic chips, including from Alibaba and Huawei, to train models using the so-called Mixture of Experts machine ...

Earlier this year, DeepSeek briefly crashed Nvidia’s stock because of speculation that its models require far fewer chips. Now, Chinese fintech giant Ant Group, which is backed by Alibaba ...

Since DeepSeek upstaged OpenAI with a model that purportedly cost just several million dollars to build, China's tech leaders ...

The FT reported that the government was encouraging Chinese groups to build data centers with chips that meet tighter energy ...

China is increasing its energy efficiency criteria for data center CPUs, hence challenging Nvidia's flagship H20 processor.

The export restrictions come at a time when tensions between Washington and Beijing have been rising with the Trump administration ratcheting up tariffs against China.