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​The logo of Huawei's global flagship store is displayed in the Huangpu district of Shanghai, China.
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The US is thwarting Huawei’s chip ambitions

Huawei, the Chinese technology giant, has set its sights on challenging US chipmaker Nvidia for global dominance. The company intends to ramp up production of its Ascend 910C chips in the first quarter of 2025 despite facing manufacturing hurdles.

​Flags of Taiwan and the US.
GZERO AI

The US tells TSMC to cut off China

The US Department of Commerce ordered Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company to stop shipping advanced chips to Chinese customers starting yesterday, Monday, Nov. 11. The government sent a letter to TSMC specifying that this restriction applies to all chips that are seven nanometers or smaller, which can be used to power artificial intelligence models.

US takes a close look at TSMC and Huawei
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US takes a close look at TSMC and Huawei

The US Commerce Department is looking into whether Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, the world’s largest contract chipmaker, is — knowingly or unknowingly — producing computer chips for the Chinese technology giant Huawei.

​The first upgraded Apple store is opening in Shanghai, China, on June 25, 2024.
GZERO AI

Why Apple’s having a rotten time in China

Apple isn’t synonymous with artificial intelligence — at least not yet.

The logo of Huawei's global flagship store is being displayed on the pedestrian street of Nanjing Road in the Huangpu district of Shanghai, China, on May 8, 2024. The Oriental Pearl Tower in Lujiazui is visible in the background to the left.
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US revokes permission to sell chips to Huawei

The US Commerce Department revoked licenses for US chipmakers to sell to Chinese tech giant Huawei on Tuesday, in the latest pressure tactics on Beijing’s tech sector.

US-China tech tensions: the impact on the global digital landscape
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US-China tech tensions: the impact on the global digital landscape

As the digital world continues to grow and evolve, there still exists a digital divide between the US and China. Alexis Serfaty, director of geotechnology at Eurasia Group, in a GZERO livestream presented by Visa, says that has long as US-China relations continue to be involved in a “tech cold war,” other countries, especially in developed regions, may find themselves compelled to take sides when it comes to adopting new technology infrastructure and standards.

A CPU semiconductor chip is displayed among flags of China and the US.
Living Beyond Borders Articles

US-China tech “Cold War” is on

The Biden administration wants to slow down China’s technological rise.

Rishi Sunak vs UK economic crisis
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Rishi Sunak vs UK economic crisis

Can new Prime Minister Rishi Sunak fix the United Kingdom? With the DOJ charging Chinese operatives with espionage, what signal is the US sending Xi Jinping? Will the presidential election in Brazil be contested no matter the result? Ian Bremmer shares his insights on global politics this week on World In :60.

What We’re Watching: Chile’s new prez, Manchin sinks Biden’s agenda, Russian NATO wishlist, Australia vs China, Afghan trust fund
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What We’re Watching: Chile’s new prez, Manchin sinks Biden’s agenda, Russian NATO wishlist, Australia vs China, Afghan trust fund

Boric wins in Chile, Joe sinks Joe, Russia makes its demands, Beijing's thunder Down Under, Islamic cash for Afghanistan