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The Trump administration voiced strong opposition to Apple's plans to procure memory chips from Chinese manufacturers YMTC and CXMT. This stance pressures Apple to rely on US and allied suppliers, po…
The Trump administration is pressing Apple not to buy Chinese memory chips from CXMT and YMTC despite AI-driven component shortages. U.S. officials and domestic competitors like Micron are urging App…
Nvidia is introducing Vera CPUs to Chinese customers to bypass U.S. export restrictions on advanced GPUs. While early interest from Chinese cloud providers exists, large-scale adoption remains uncert…
The U.S. Commerce Department denied reports of new export controls on advanced AI chips from Nvidia and AMD, emphasizing support for secure exports without broad restrictions.
A top US House Democrat signals openness to selling older Nvidia Hopper chips to China, while restricting newer Blackwell and Rubin chips, reflecting a nuanced stance amid US-China tech tensions.
The U.S. imposed a 25% tariff on advanced AI chips, including Nvidia's, aiming to boost domestic production. South Korean chipmakers face limited immediate impact, but further tariff expansions and s…
Nvidia benefits from eased US export rules allowing H200 AI chip shipments to China, boosting competitiveness amid strong AI demand. AMD faces competitive pressure but less export risk; outlook remai…
US allows Nvidia to export advanced H200 AI chips to China under a 25% revenue-sharing deal, easing trade tensions and boosting shares by 2%. The move reflects ongoing US-China tech rivalry and suppo…
U.S. President Trump met with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to discuss export controls, creating potential regulatory uncertainty for Nvidia's operations.
U.S. Treasury Secretary hints Nvidia's Blackwell chips might be allowed for export to China in 12-24 months as newer tech advances, potentially easing restrictions.