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Intel Core Ultra 200S CPUs See Up to 46% Price Drop in China
The Chinese market is seeing huge price cuts on Intel’s Arrow Lake-S “Core Ultra 200S” desktop CPU lineup. Discounts reaching almost 50% off the original MSRP are aimed at increasing the appeal of these processors against their main competitor, AMD Ryzen. Although the gaming performance of Arrow Lake-S chips is…
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Apple’s iPhone 17 Sparks a Sharp 22% Sales Rise in China Despite Market Decline
After a complicated period, Apple has reversed its trend in one of its most critical markets. After a difficult phase, sales of the iPhone have grown by 22% in China during the first month of availability of the new family of devices. This figure, provided by the research firm Counterpoint…
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AMD Gains Approval to Export Instinct MI308 Chips to China, Taking the Lead Over NVIDIA
AMD has received approval to export its Instinct MI308 accelerators to the Chinese market — a move that could shift the competitive balance amid the ongoing tech rivalry between the United States and China. AMD Gains Export License for Instinct MI308 AI Chips During the third-quarter earnings presentation, Lisa Su,…
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China Wants to Replace UEFI with Its New Standard ‘UBIOS’
China has introduced UBIOS, a new firmware designed to replace the classic BIOS and the UEFI standard. The main goal is clear: reduce the country’s technological dependence on the United States. UBIOS — The New Chinese Standard to Replace UEFI China has been working for years to reduce its reliance…
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NVIDIA Blackwell Chips Made by TSMC in the U.S. Must Return to Taiwan for Packaging
The United States aims to achieve independence in advanced silicon manufacturing. TSMC has taken a major step toward this goal with its Fab 21 facility in Arizona. Just a few days ago, TSMC produced its first NVIDIA chip based on the Blackwell architecture in this U.S. factory — a significant…
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Nvidia Loses Its Entire Market Share in China, From 95% to Zero After U.S. Chip Restrictions
Nvidia’s CEO, Jensen Huang, recently acknowledged that the company has gone from dominating the Chinese market — with a 95% share — to losing it completely. Nvidia Confirms It Is “100% Out of China” According to Huang, Nvidia is now “100% out of China” when it comes to the artificial…
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China Threatens to Restrict Chip Sales to the United States
China may block TSMC from selling chips to the United States under a new export control policy involving rare earth materials. This move could spark another wave of tensions in the global tech industry. The Chinese government plans to require export licenses for products that use critical materials from its…
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China Accuses NVIDIA of Violating Antitrust Law
This Monday, the Asian country claimed that NVIDIA has violated its antitrust law after a thorough investigation. NVIDIA Faces Antitrust Issues in China Following the company’s situation in China due to the trade war with the United States, the Chinese regulator ruled earlier this week that NVIDIA’s business practices show…
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Rumor: Nvidia’s B30A Blackwell Chip Set to Launch in China by Late 2025
Nvidia is preparing to launch a new chip for AI acceleration based on the Blackwell architecture. The chip, named B30A, is being designed exclusively for the Chinese market. This accelerator promises major improvements over the H20 model, both in architecture and in efficiency and computing power. Improvements Over the H20…
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Nvidia Says U.S. Chip Export Curbs Failed to Slow China
Nvidia shared on the platform X (formerly Twitter) a comment from Hydra Host co-founder Aaron Ginn. Ginn questioned the effectiveness of the U.S. export restrictions on the H20 chip, pointing out that they did not slow China’s progress in artificial intelligence. Instead, they directly harmed U.S. technological and economic leadership.…
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ASUS Shifts 90% of Production Out of China Amid Tariff Pressures
ASUS announced during its Q2 2025 earnings conference that it has shifted more than 90% of its PC and motherboard production out of China to Southeast Asian countries such as Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia. Trade Tensions And Tariffs Force Changes This strategic decision is a response to growing trade tensions…
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China Tells Local Firms to Stop Using NVIDIA’s H20 Chips
The already complicated situation for NVIDIA in China has become even more tense. According to sources cited by Bloomberg, the Chinese government has sent notices to several local companies urging them not to use the U.S. company’s H20 GPUs, even though they are authorized for sale by the U.S. government.…
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Nvidia Gets Approval to Sell H20 Chips in China Again
Nvidia has secured approval from the Donald Trump administration to resume exporting its H20 artificial intelligence chips to China. This decision came after a key meeting between CEO Jensen Huang and the U.S. president at the White House. Nvidia H20 Returns to the Chinese Market Shortly after this meeting, the…
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NVIDIA Unveils Exclusive RTX 5090 D V2 for China with Reduced VRAM and New Design
The RTX 5090 D V2 will be released in China on August 12, featuring less VRAM and changes in design, but it will retain its powerful computing performance. The RTX 5090 D V2 NVIDIA is preparing an exclusive version of its high-end GPU for the Chinese market. The GeForce RTX…
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NVIDIA to Launch RTX 6000D in China, Aiming to Sell Two Million Units by Year’s End
NVIDIA plans to strengthen its presence in the Chinese market by launching a new professional graphics card, the RTX 6000D, which is expected to arrive in the third quarter of 2025. The company expects to distribute two million units before the end of the year, according to industry sources. This…
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