Retrofitted lithography tools are helping Chinese fabs lift AI chip output, exposing limits of US-led export controls.

Trump administration has started reviewing license applications to ship Nvidia's H200 AI chips to China with a 25% fee.

The Trump administration has launched an interagency review to determine whether to authorize the first exports of Nvidia's ...

Fueled by the country's subsidy policies for consumer goods and local brands intensifying competition through innovative ...

The US government is initiating a formal licensing process that could allow Nvidia to ship its H200 AI chips to China, ...

The U.S. government under President Donald Trump has launched a formal review that could pave the way for the first-ever ...

The China Pharmaceutical Innovation and Invention Index, a new gauge, highlights top drug makers on the mainland for the ...

China's WeLion reports an 824 Wh/kg solid-state EV battery in lab tests, outpacing rivals as it targets mass production by ...

China is testing a secret EUV lithography prototype, a step toward chip self-reliance amid tightening export controls and ...

People familiar with the project told Reuters that the machine was completed in early 2025 and occupies nearly an entire factory floor. The team behind the ...

The discussion began with a focus on differentiated experience strategies, with Jawad Abbassi, Head of MENA at the GSMA ...

For years, domestic Android phone brands have leveraged their control of devices and app distribution to tilt the playing ...