… US Lawmakers Are Looking To Ban the Export of ASML's DUV Technology to China, Targeting Huawei, SMIC & Many Others China has been battling US export restrictions, particularly on the semiconductor front, for quite some time now, and the industry saw a massive downturn when the US administration imp… …
… Decision to Approve NVIDIA’s H200 AI Chip Exports to China
… To remain competitive in China, Nvidia will need to release other products including Blackwell and Rubin generation chips "in time," Huang said, adding U.S. regulation also needs to evolve if Washington wants American technologies to stay globally competitive. - Nikkei Asia We do know that after th… …
One would ordinarily think that the US government would approach its relations with China as a strategic conundrum that is to be to sifted through, not bludgeoned; but then this might be a herculean task for an administration that has shown no such inclination or capacity, with its make-up-as-you-g… …
… One variation includes integrating a 'kill switch' in all AI chips sold to China . …
… As reported by DutchNews, the firm has asserted that it remains in compliance with all export control regulations. “ASML has never shipped an EUV machine to China, nor have we shipped to China any component, module or equipment specially designed to be used in an EUV machine,” according to the firm… …
… Related Story NVIDIA Retakes Germany’s GPU Crown With 8% More Sales, Yet AMD’s RX 9070 XT Still Outsells Every Single Card NVIDIA, following US sanctions on its products, had developed a China-specific chip called the H200, which complied with all US export control laws. …
… This means exporting US equipment to China's facility would now require regulatory approval. …
… Related Story Another Chinese DRAM Maker Breaks Into DDR5 Memory, Mass Producing 64GB RDIMMs as Samsung and SK Hynix Run Dry The move by the state-backed chipmaker underscores China's growing urgency to boost its capability to manufacture advanced chips after the U.S. expanded export controls in De… …
… Read all comments on China’s Largest Memory Manufacturer, CXMT, Plans to Allocate a “Large Chunk” of Its DRAM Production to HBM3, Hoping to Compete in the AI Race