The US has attempted to limit the kind of chips Nvidia can sell to China to hinder the country's AI development

The impacts of China's downturn – caused by a protracted property slump, huge local government debt, job insecurity, geopolitical tensions and other issues – are being widely felt across borders

Campaigners are pushing for an antitrust investigation into the tech giant, which claims roughly 80% of the AI chip market, over fears about its power

US Trade Representative's office said it still reviewing feedback on series of levies designed to protect American jobs from cheap Chinese imports

The move in August will expand the Foreign Direct Product rule – to bar half a dozen fabs at China's most sophisticated chipmaking firms from receiving exports from many countries

Huawei Technologies had received more than $1 billion in government grants last year, plus government procurement contracts worth around $5 billion, according to a new report

Chinese tech firms want to stockpile TSMC chips and are offering a big mark-up because of "uncertainties arising from the upcoming US presidential election and its impact on US-China relations"

Beijing said Taiwanese who don't break the law have nothing to fear from a new rule stating ‘diehard’ separatists could be executed

Big Tech anxieties, China’s wayward economy, Donald’s Trump’s possible return and currency shifts all weighed on sentiment

China has computers that are faster than US machines rated as the best in the world, but refuse to talk about them as they fear more sanctions, a US expert has said

Supplies of advanced tech to Moscow, desperate to sidestep US and EU sanctions, fell this year but China, Hong Kong remain important transshipment hubs

The chipmaker — now the world’s most valuable company — is planning to develop processors from its new 'Blackwell' chip series and sell them in China