Huawei prepares to test its Ascend 910D AI chip as new US tariffs and restrictions reshape the global semiconductor trade.

While Huawei’s latest AI chip aims to challenge Nvidia’s dominance, analysts say a true catch-up could still be years away.

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The chip, dubbed Ascend 910D, will be Huawei's most powerful AI processor to date according to a report from the Wall Street ...

China's Huawei Technologies is preparing to test its newest and most powerful artificial-intelligence processor, hoping to ...

As enterprises move beyond experimentation toward production AI systems, tools that simplify the creation of continually ...

This comes as US President Donald Trump’s tariffs spark concerns that rising tech prices will reduce demand for AI.

One of Intel's biggest missteps over the past decade was the failure to challenge Nvidia's dominance in the fast-growing ...

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Nvidia was once worth over $3 trillion and was the most valuable stock on the market, but has lost over a half trillion ...

Nvidia stock fell Monday following a report that Chinese tech giant Huawei is readying another advanced AI chip in the wake ...