The US government has for years actively tried to curb China's access to semiconductor chips, a key component in generative-AI models. Instead, those export limits may have fueled the innovation ...

The US on Wednesday unveiled a fresh round of regulations aimed at keeping advanced chips produced by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC, 台積電) and other companies from making their way to ...

Chip export controls were supposed to prevent China from rivaling U.S.-based gen AI. DeepSeek got around that, and tougher ...

Apart from AI, especially ... random access memory (DRAM), is the major driver behind China's inroads in this industry and it is also working on high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips for AI computing.

The U.S. government is probing whether the Hangzhou-based AI firm has built its disruptive R1 AI model on restricted Nvidia ...

Geopolitical experts said the rapid rise of Chinese start-up DeepSeek could challenge American supremacy in artificial ...

The measures aim to curb China's access to chips powering AI and supercomputing, amid U.S. concerns over China's civilian-military dual-use policy. Washington has kept up pressure pressure on ...

“TechInsights did not expect to see this memory until late 2025 or early 2026.” The discovery highlights how Chinese companies are developing resilience in the face of wide-ranging US export controls ...

The move--part of a series of actions before President Joe Biden leaves office--comes days after U.S. officials announced fresh curbs on AI ... to curb exports of state-of-the-art chips to China ...

The US tried to limit China's AI advancements through export limits on semiconductors. The limitations may have inadvertently fueled the innovation behind DeepSeek instead. China's DeepSeek ...