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Huawei manages to pull $118 billion in revenue despite strict U.S. sanctions and restrictions
Huawei's consumer business has bounced back since August 2023, following the launch of new smartphones featuring domestically produced chipsets that bypass U.S. sanctions.
USPS had ceased accepting parcels from China and Hong Kong late Tuesday, potentially affecting numerous PC parts
The USPS is working with the CBP to build a system that will efficiently check every arriving parcel from China to charge import duties.
Moore Threads GPUs allegedly show 'excellent' inference performance with DeepSeek models
VMoore Threads deploys DeepSeek-R1-Distill-Qwen-7B distilled model on its MTT S80 and MTT S4000 graphics cards, confirms that the GPUs can run CUDA code.
China reopens antitrust probe into Google, Nvidia, and Intel may be next
China reopens investigations targeting Google and Nvidia to gain leverage in upcoming negotiations with U.S. President Trump. Intel could be next.
From toilets to chips — Toto's electrostatic chucks are becoming a crucial element of modern fabs
From toilet to semiconductor fab: Toto is expanding business in an unexpected direction.
Huawei Ascend 910C claimed to be 60% speed of Nvidia H100 in inference
Nvidia's GPUs remain the best solutions for AI training, but Huawei's own processors can be used for inference.
Intel receives $536 million payment from EU following antitrust fine reversal
The chipmaker received the amount as default interest from the European Commission following an appeal against a €1.06 billion ($1.1 billion) fine levied in 2009
Japan tightens chipmaking export controls amid US-China tech tensions
Japan makes it harder for Chinese entities to obtain chipmaking tools, advanced processors, and cryogenic cooling from Japanese companies.
