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Chinese DDR5 Memory Faces Challenges in Overclocking and Trails SK hynix Performance
Chinese DDR5 modules by ChangXin Memory show inconsistent performance and struggle to match SK hynix speeds, raising concerns over reliability.
Read MoreQualcomm Unveils Dragonfly Server Chips Designed for Adaptation to U.S. Export Controls in China
Qualcomm introduces Dragonfly server processors and AI accelerators tailored to comply with U.S. export controls for the Chinese market.
Read MoreHuawei Credits US Sanctions with Boosting China’s Semiconductor Industry
Huawei’s leadership highlights how US restrictions propelled significant growth in China’s semiconductor sector.
Read MoreHuawei Unveils Kirin 2026 Mobile Processor Featuring Dual-Layer Architecture
Huawei reveals its next-generation Kirin 2026 chip with an innovative dual-layer design, showcasing its semiconductor roadmap amid ongoing US sanctions.
Read MoreHuawei Develops Method to Produce 122TB SSDs Without Advanced Flash Memory
Under US sanctions limiting access to advanced memory chips, Huawei finds a way to build 122TB SSDs using less dense Chinese flash memory.
Read MoreThree Taiwanese Nationals Arrested for Smuggling Nvidia Accelerators to China
Taiwanese authorities arrested three individuals for attempting to smuggle Nvidia server accelerators to China, circumventing U.S. export restrictions.
Read MoreHuawei’s HarmonyOS Surpasses 55 Million Smartphone Installations Amid US Sanctions
Huawei’s HarmonyOS is now installed on over 55 million smartphones, marking a milestone as the company adapts to ongoing US restrictions.
Read MoreChinese Chipmakers Aim to Replace 80% of Imported Semiconductor Tech by 2030
Chinese semiconductor firms plan to localize up to 80% of imported technology and equipment by 2030 amid ongoing export restrictions.
Read MoreChinese AI Firm DeepSeek Allegedly Used Nvidia Blackwell GPUs Despite US Export Ban
Reports suggest Chinese AI company DeepSeek trained its latest model using Nvidia Blackwell GPUs, despite US export controls banning such hardware.
Read MoreApplied Materials Fined $252 Million for Supplying Sanctioned Equipment to Chinese Chipmaker SMIC
Applied Materials has been fined $252 million by U.S. authorities for selling restricted semiconductor manufacturing equipment to China’s SMIC.
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