China is threatening legal action against anyone enforcing the U.S.' recent guidelines against using Huawei's AI chips.

Washington warned that using Huawei's chips could violate export controls. Beijing thinks that undermines "consensus" from ...

Malaysia's government did not develop, coordinate or endorse an artificial intelligence project involving a local company and ...

The Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry disavowed the Huawei project days after announcement. Read more at ...

Huawei is rapidly expanding its footprint in China's AI chip market, capitalizing on recent regulatory hurdles and domestic ...

Huawei said in a statement Wednesday that it has not sold any Ascend chips in Malaysia, and that the Malaysian government has not purchased any Ascend chips from the company. Skyvast didn't ...

MITI has clarified that the government is not affiliated with the recently announced full-stack AI infrastructure.

One example is that enforcing the US restrictions on Huawei AI chips could run afoul of China’s Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law.

The chips, which would have been used in Malaysian servers to deliver AI-as-a-Service (AIaaS) and GPU-as-a-Service (GPUaaS), ...

Global Optical Summit 2025 underscored the critical role of optical connectivity and sensing technologies as the foundation ...

Malaysia appears to have walked back an announcement establishing it as the first nation to deploy a large-scale artificial ...

China’s biggest AI player, Baidu (BIDU), beat expectations with a surge in cloud revenue, but its ad business is shrinking, ...