There are about 43 related results
There are about 43 related results
Cost optimization has become a first priority for China’s automakers
China flays new US curbs on chip exports
Tensions and conflicts are intensifying in the “semiconductor war” between the U.S. and China
Robert Maire, an US semiconductor industry analyst, shared his personal opinion that "We have already lost the war to keep China out of 5G and AI."
Journalist René Raaijmakers, who is also the author of the book ASML's Architects, made a blund critisism on the Western semiconductor industry in his recent article: “The Western chip industry is fat, dumb, and spoiled.”
A trade war between the U.S. and China could disrupt semiconductor fab operations in Asia, leaving Intel in a plum production position
Chinese NEV players are engaging in another price war starting this month with the pressure of unsatisfying sales targets despite record-hitting sales in July.
US companies argue for pause in escalations of export controls
China says it will prioritize the advancement of computing power as the nation turns its attention toward creating a strong foundation for its rapidly expanding digital economy.
The auto price war is starting to cool down in China, the world’s largest car market
