The U.S. has approved exports of Nvidia’s H200 artificial-intelligence chips to China, marking a significant shift in Washington’s semiconductor policy. The decision, announced by President Donald Trump, allows sales only to vetted Chinese customers and requires Nvidia to share 25% of its revenue from those
The Chinese government has introduced new regulations requiring all data centre projects that receive state funding to use only domestically manufactured artificial intelligence (AI) chips, according to sources familiar with the matter. Ban on Foreign Chips in Ongoing Projects Amid rising tensions with the United States, Chinese
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recently warned that China was only “nanoseconds behind” the US in the global AI chip race. The comment underscored how quickly China is advancing—and how seriously it’s challenging Nvidia’s leadership in this critical tech frontier. China’s Rapid AI Push As the world’s second-largest
AMD announced a transformative multi-year agreement with OpenAI to supply artificial intelligence (AI) chips, a deal expected to generate tens of billions of dollars in annual revenue. The arrangement also grants OpenAI the option to purchase up to roughly 10% of AMD’s shares, signaling one
Nvidia has reportedly spent more than $900 million in cash and stock to hire Enfabrica’s CEO, Rochan Sankar, along with other personnel, and license technology from Enfabrica. The deal was finalised last week, and Sankar has already joined Nvidia. What Enfabrica Brings to the Table Enfabrica is