Chinese operators were reportedly ordered by officials to phase out use of foreign chipsets by 2027, a move that would hit US chip giants Intel and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD).
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Chinese companies use U.S. chips from Intel and AMD — and China would like them to stop
China is striking a new blow in its chip wars with the United States, reportedly telling its telecommunications companies to phase out foreign-made chips from their networks.
China orders operators to remove US chips from networks
Chinese officials reportedly told operators to remove foreign chips from their networks by 2027, in an apparent blow to Intel and AMD.
China ends February with over 3.5 million 5G base stations
G base stations currently account for approximately 29% of total mobile base stations in China, according to recent reports
It’s a new week with a new development in the ongoing China-US tech dispute: Now China is going to ban US chips from its telco networks from 2027
The Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (via The Register and the Wall Street … The move is sure to affect the revenues of Intel and AMD, as China remains a major consumer of…
China’s Massive Subsidies for Green Technologies
A new study by the Kiel Institute indicates that Beijing heavily subsidizes its domestic industries, particularly in sectors such as green technologies
China completes new round of tests on reusable liquid rocket engine
[iSpace/Handout via Xinhua] BEIJING — China has been actively developing space propulsion technology in recent years, and the latest achievement is successful ground ignition tests of a 130-tonne …
A China EV Trade War Would Be an Own Goal for Carmakers
European players have taken a different tone with Beijing than their more hawkish US counterparts. Now is not the time to pick a fight.
Walling off China rather than driving own innovation hurts US tech devt
Official interactions between the US and China have been on the rise recently. According to the State Department, US Assistant Secretary of State for East Asian and Pacific Affairs Daniel Kritenbrink …
China gives Russia satellite technology to boost Vladimir Putin’s war machine
China has given Russia access to specialised satellite technology that will help Vladimir Putin’s war machine in Ukraine, US sources have said. The move is a sign of Beijing’s increasing boldness …
Scientists in China, South Korea devise ‘pioneering strategy’ for breakthrough in semiconductor technology
Newly devised strategy could make commercially viable amorphous p-type semiconductors a reality, team in Chengdu and Pohang says in Nature paper.
‘Subdue the enemy without fighting’: How China plans to turn the tide in South China Sea
China is bolstering its non-lethal weaponry prowess by creating a cutting-edge water cannon, aiming to bolster its maritime strategy, particularly in the disputed South China Sea. This shift emphasizes incapacitating opponents without causing lasting damage,
Reuters: US officials say China aids Russia’s massive military expansion
According to one official, supplies from China are helping Russia launch its “most ambitious defense expansion since the Soviet era and on a faster timeline than we believed possible early on in this conflict.