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A U.S. House subcommittee cleared the American Quantum Competitiveness Act, supported by Microsoft, Google, and IBM. The bill aims to streamline federal quantum policy, secure domestic supply chains,…
JPMorgan forecasts booming demand for humanoid robots as operating costs drop under $10 hourly. With U.S. regulators banning Chinese robot imports, domestic manufacturers like Tesla stand to capture …
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…
Nvidia has appointed veteran D.C. insider Bruce Andrews as Chief External Affairs Officer. This strategic hire aims to strengthen the company’s influence in Washington amid tightening AI export contr…
Arm CEO Rene Haas stated that restricting AI CPU exports to China is nearly impossible, contrasting with current GPU export curbs. Despite geopolitical tensions, Arm continues to expand its footprint…
China has approved the import of Nvidia's powerful H200 AI chips primarily for major internet firms, signaling strong demand and easing export restrictions amid U.S.-China tech tensions.
Nvidia received U.S. approval to ship AI chips to China but awaits Chinese government confirmation. Despite limited immediate stock reaction, potential $30 billion sales face uncertainty amid Chinese…
Meta's $2B acquisition of Chinese-founded AI startup Manus highlights a shift in U.S.-China tech relations, emphasizing global AI talent and innovation over market access amid geopolitical tensions.
The Trump administration reversed prior tech export restrictions, allowing Nvidia to sell advanced AI chips to China, sparking bipartisan concern over national security and potential military use by …
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…
The US permits Nvidia to export H200 AI chips to approved Chinese customers with national security conditions, enabling advanced AI computing while restricting the latest Blackwell chips export.
The U.S. plans to allow Nvidia to export its H200 AI GPUs to China, reversing a previous ban. This move aims to regain market share, limit Chinese independence in AI tech, and unlock billions in reve…
The U.S. House committee urges the Trump administration to block advanced AI chip sales to China, favoring U.S. companies like Nvidia to lead AI innovation and national security efforts.
Nvidia warned the GAIN AI Act would curb global competition by forcing chipmakers to prioritize domestic orders and restrict exports of high-end AI processors, mirroring earlier AI diffusion controls…
Nvidia CEO says talks with the White House about selling a scaled-down Blackwell GPU to China have begun; approvals could take time but would expand China sales despite US national security concerns.