China has put domestic artificial intelligence chips on an official procurement list for the first time, bolstering the nation’s tech sector ahead of US President Donald Trump’s move to allow Nvidia exports to the country.

The US has introduced export restrictions on 140 Chinese semiconductor companies to curb the growth of the country's AI industry.

The Trump Administration has intensified its crackdown on Chinese technology companies, expanding export restrictions to include subsidiaries of companies already on the US Department of Commerce’s entity list. The move, aimed at closing a significant ...

The Dutch government has taken control of a Chinese-owned chip company based in the Netherlands following pressure from Washington, in a move that spotlights how countries are caught in the middle of the US-China battle for tech dominance. Headquartered in ...

The move could deepen the tech trade rift with Beijing and force multinational companies to rethink how they design, source, and ship technology worldwide. The US government is reportedly considering new export controls that could block a wide range of ...

WASHINGTON — China likes to condemn the United States for extending its arm too far outside of its borders to make demands on non-American companies. But when it sought to hit back at the US interests this month, Beijing did exactly the same. In ...

Bessent, Greer meet China's He Lifeng for fifth time since May Talks aimed at keeping Trump-Xi meeting on track, thwarting major trade war escalation China's rare earths export controls a key focus for Kuala Lumpur meeting KUALA LUMPUR/WASHINGTON, Oct 24 ...

President Trump’s decision to allow Nvidia to sell its chips to China has raised questions about whether he is prioritizing short-term economic gain over long-term American security interests.