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China discovers high-purity quartz ore, reducing import reliance and bolstering semiconductor and solar tech industries through domestic mineral resources.
Chinese scientists develop WUJI, a groundbreaking ultra-thin microprocessor using 2D semiconductor technology, published in Nature.
Amid rising U.S. tariffs, China’s tech sector advances through innovation, expanding trade networks, and strategic R&D investments, while experts caution against isolationist strategies.
Arm Holdings projects capturing 50% of data center CPU sales in 2024, driven by AI demand and energy-efficient designs adopted by Amazon, Google, and Nvidia.
Mainland spokesperson warns DPP’s approach to TSMC investments risks Taiwan’s economic future amid geopolitical pressures and US expansion demands.
Nvidia announces Blackwell Ultra GPU and Vera Rubin AI system amid manufacturing delays, signaling major shifts in global AI infrastructure development through 2028.
Meta begins testing its first custom AI training chip to reduce reliance on external suppliers like Nvidia while cutting infrastructure costs. Full deployment plans depend on trial results.
ASML faces significant challenges due to US export restrictions impacting its business with the Chinese mainland, leading to decreased profits and highlighting broader implications for European tech firms.
Chinese industrial associations strongly oppose U.S. semiconductor export controls, urging domestic firms to exercise caution when purchasing U.S. chips due to supply chain disruptions and reliability concerns.
China has condemned the United States’ latest semiconductor export controls, criticizing the disruption of market rules and calling for diversified chip supply chains to safeguard industry stability.
China’s Ministry of Commerce strongly criticizes US semiconductor export controls, accusing Washington of disrupting global supply chains and international trade.
Semiconductor stocks worldwide dropped after ASML lowered its annual sales forecast due to weak demand for non-AI chips, impacting major players like Nvidia, TSMC, and Samsung.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) is set to report a 40% surge in third-quarter profits, fueled by soaring demand for advanced chips used in artificial intelligence applications.
China’s Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao called on the U.S. to lift sanctions on Chinese enterprises during a phone call with U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo, emphasizing the need for stable economic ties.
President Biden signs legislation exempting certain semiconductor factories from federal environmental reviews, aiming to accelerate U.S. chip manufacturing under the CHIPS Act.
Chinese researchers at Peking University have unveiled the world’s first carbon-nanotube-based tensor processor chip, marking a significant advancement in AI processing technology.
China’s Ministry of Commerce calls on nations to resist U.S. economic coercion in the semiconductor sector, urging global cooperation to maintain stable industrial and supply chains.
Arm Holdings aims to capture over half of the Windows PC market within five years, collaborating with Microsoft and hardware partners to introduce new Arm-based computers.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has unveiled its latest AI processors at a trade show in Taipei, aiming to challenge industry leader Nvidia in the booming market for AI semiconductors.
Samsung Electronics faces its first-ever union strike as workers plan to take annual leave on June 7, raising concerns over potential impacts on global semiconductor supply chains.