In its final days, the Biden administration has introduced a three-tiered system for AI chip export controls, a move that could significantly impact global AI development. According to a report from MoneyDJ, citing Tom’s Hardware, Israel—a key U.S. ally—has been placed in the second tier of th...

According to a Commercial Times report, citing Global Times, China’s Ministry of Commerce announced on January 16th that it has received complaints from domestic companies regarding U.S. firms benefiting from subsidies under the U.S. CHIPS Act and exporting mature-node chips to China at low prices...

Amid market concerns that major memory firms have been gradually scaling down their legacy NAND production, the reports from Business Korea and Sedaily, citing Korea Customs Service data, validate the worries. In the fourth quarter of 2024, South Korea's NAND flash exports dropped 13.1% year-over-ye...

On January 13, the Biden administration issued new restrictions on the export of AI chips, aiming to block rivals like China from accessing advanced technology. Notably, India, a strategic partner of the U.S., is excluded from the list of 18 countries that are granted unrestricted access to advan...

On January 16, TSMC held its earnings call, during which Chairman and CEO C.C. Wei provided insights into the continued growth in AI demand. As reported by TechNews, Wei underscored that AI demand is expected to remain strong through 2025, positioning it as a key revenue driver for TSMC in the ye...