As local unions and Taiwanese semiconductor giant negotiate elusive labour deal, some wonder who will benefit in US push for manufacturing primacy.

Cambricon has struggled after being blacklisted by the US and has seen losses mount despite the hype around AI chips and chatbots like OpenAI’s ChatGPT.

Huawei teases new luxury smartphone and launches a new gold-inlaid smartwatch but makes no comment on the chip behind its Mate 60 Pro handset.

More than 20 investors have expressed interest in putting money into China Reform Holdings’ new fund, according to Chinese media.

Unprecedented technology may offer a way to bypass US sanctions and see China lead semiconductor industry.

The influential Republican proposed legislative efforts aimed at imposing sanctions against individual Chinese firms and curbing spending on a sector-wide basis.

Ren’s comments on importance of in-house operating systems to Huawei’s future have surfaced amid flurry of excitement over the tech giant’s powerful new smartphone, the Mate 60 Pro.

The Silicon Valley company joins several other US investment firms, including Sequoia Capital, that have made similar moves under pressure in Washington.

Licenses could be withheld for dual-use goods destined for the battlefield, potentially hurting the Kremlin’s ability to feed its war machine.

Qualcomm flagged potential job losses in its last quarterly earnings report, citing macroeconomic and demand uncertainty.

Sales of Intel’s Gaudi2 processors, which are tailor-made to comply with US trade restrictions, have been strong since their launch in July, according to Taiwanese media.

Honor chief executive George Zhao Ming said the company will focus on noncore chips such as the C1, a self-developed radio frequency communication device to boost 5G signals that it unveiled in March.

Orders for Taiwanese goods in August declined by 15.7 per cent, year on year, but tech sales are expected to get a boost through the holiday season.

The executive says the telecoms giant will embrace an “all intelligence” strategy to transform itself into a key provider of computing power to support China’s AI development.

YMTC is working with Chinese suppliers to make replacements for parts made by US firm Lam Research, according to people familiar with the matter.

Ren Zhengfei, who serves as Huawei’s chief executive, said he was against ‘xenophobia’ towards any foreign brand and sees Apple as a valuable teacher.

Greater adoption of home-developed chips, servers and personal computers would enable China to achieve hi-tech advances, according to Huawei deputy chairman Eric Xu.

Investors rush to buy into the British chip designer despite its heavy exposure to heightened China-US tech tensions.

Beijing has high hopes for Shenzhen and its role in ensuring that China becomes technologically self-sufficient in the face of crippling US curbs on technology transfers.

A group of senior US House Republican has called on the administration to pursue criminal charges against executives from SMIC and Huawei.

Foxconn, which makes smartphones for Huawei and Apple, is currently offering a higher hourly rate to workers at its FIH unit in Shenzhen that assembles handsets for the Chinese tech giant than what it pays at its iPhone unit.

Legislation, which would establish the first US tax deal specifically for Taiwan businesses, supports US President Joe Biden’s goal of raising domestic chip manufacturing.

Before their global agreement was reached, Huawei had been locked in a patent-infringement lawsuit against Xiaomi.

The tech giant says it will unveil ‘many new products’ at its autumn launch this year. The event coincides with the second anniversary of rotating chairwoman Meng Wanzhou’s return to China.