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Inclusion on Taiwan’s “strategic high-tech commodities” list means that Taiwanese companies must now obtain specific export ...
Taiwan is tightening export rules on Huawei and SMIC, which could make it even harder for China to push forward with its ...
Both companies are already blacklisted by the US government and face sweeping American restrictions on access to advanced ...
Taiwan has put Chinese tech giant Huawei and chip titan SMIC on an export blacklist, further squeezing Beijing's access to ...
China’s AI upstart DeepSeek shook the tech industry and stock markets earlier this year by proving to be amazingly capable despite accessing relatively limited resources, such as chips. It has gone on ...
TAIPEI: Taiwan has added China’s Huawei Technologies and Semiconductor Manufactu ring International Corp (SMIC) ...
TAIPEI: Taiwan has blacklisted Huawei Technologies Co and Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp (SMIC), dealing ...
WSJ reports that a Chinese AI company brought data to Malaysia to build its AI model instead of smuggling chips back home.
Taiwan, home to global chipmaking leader TSMC—a key supplier to companies like Nvidia—has consistently enforced strict controls on chip exports to Chinese firms.
Inclusion on the list, which includes proscribed organisations like Al-Qaeda and the Taliban, means Taiwanese companies will need government approval before exporting any products to the companies.
Taiwan has blacklisted Huawei Technologies Co (華為) and Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp (SMIC, 中芯), dealing ...