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2026-08-14
2026-07-30
2026-07-14
tomshardware.com
2026-07-14
China's chip exports reached $177.28 billion in the first half of 2026, up more than 96% year-on-year, driven primarily by global demand for AI hardware and a surge in memory prices. The data, released by China's General Administration of Customs, highlights the country's dominance in exporting matu
2026-07-14
news.google.com
2026-07-14
2026-07-03
www.thewirechina.com
2026-07-03
NVIDIA's strategic use of the Huawei case to advance its chip export position reflects the complex geopolitical landscape facing the global semiconductor industry. As China-US trade tensions intensify, semiconductor technology has become a core arena of strategic competition between the two nations.
2026-06-09
tomshardware.com
2026-06-09
Taiwan is reportedly considering implementing stricter export controls that would ban AI chip sales to all entities in China, not just blacklisted firms like Huawei. This shift would allow Taipei to prosecute smuggling as a criminal offense for the first time. The move is under discussion as part of
2026-06-09
finance.yahoo.com
2026-06-09
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) shares dropped around 1% in early trading as reports emerged that Taiwan is considering stricter export controls on advanced AI chips to China. This move is seen as a significant step by President Lai Ching-te’s administration to safeguard Taiwan’s t
2026-06-01
cryptobriefing.com
2026-06-01
The U.S. Commerce Department closed a loophole in semiconductor export controls on May 31, 2026, preventing Chinese companies from circumventing restrictions by purchasing advanced AI chips through overseas subsidiaries. Previously, entities based in China could acquire restricted chips via foreign
2026-06-01
www.gurufocus.com
2026-06-01
The US government intensified chip export controls on May 31, 2026, specifically targeting Chinese firms' overseas subsidiaries. This move aims to prevent advanced chips, including Nvidia's Blackwell processors, from reaching Chinese AI companies' foreign entities. Industry sources indicate these sh
2026-06-01
letsdatascience.com
2026-06-01
On May 31, 2026, Reuters reported that the U.S. Department of Commerce issued new guidance clarifying that export license requirements for advanced AI semiconductors apply to entities headquartered in China, even if they are located outside the country. This move aims to close a regulatory gap that
2026-06-01
www.detroitnews.com
2026-06-01
Former U.S. President Donald Trump approved the export of NVIDIA's H200 AI chips to China, albeit with a 25% import tariff. This move reflects the complex and evolving dynamics of U.S.-China trade relations in the high-tech sector, particularly in AI and semiconductor technologies. The H200 is a nex
2026-05-15
www.globaltimes.cn
2026-05-15
2026-05-14
moderndiplomacy.eu
2026-05-14