The tightening of U.S. chip export controls on China has forced Chinese artificial intelligence developers such as DeepSeek ...

AI is changing our lives in a 21st century industrial revolution powered by semiconductors, writes Anne Ashworth (pictured).

Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek has quietly upgraded its RI reasoning model as competition among ...

Nvidia has been seen by investors as a bellwether for the broader semiconductor industry and artificial intelligence-related ...

Recent arguments that China will dominate the 21st century are greatly exaggerated. The U.S. retains major economic ...

Despite easing tensions over tariffs, Washington has tightened regulations on the use of Chinese semiconductors, prompting ...

The U.S. is seemingly hell-bent on war with China. It is, however, increasingly likely the U.S. will lose such a war for two reasons: advanced computer chips and total production capacity. For reasons ...

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang argued the export controls have only encouraged Chinese companies to advance their own AI ...

A risk-averse business culture and complex regulations have stifled innovation on the continent, weighing on its future.

China appears to be catching, matching or swerving around the US and European technology that it’s been forbidden to import ...

The US misapprehends and grossly underestimates China's adaptive capacity. The CHIPS and Science Act's $52 billion subsidy pales next to China's $150 billion semiconductor fund. Restricting the export ...

Shares of other major chip makers, including AMD (AMD) and ASML Holdings (ASML), also plunged ... whether and how its chips ended up powering DeepSeek’s AI models—despite U.S. export ...