Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) announced it will incur $5.5 billion in charges after the U.S. government indefinitely restricted ...

Tencent announced on Thursday that it has launched its biggest ever hiring initiative, announcing plans to add 28,000 ...

China vowed to use its big market to help companies cope with “external shocks” — a sign officials are eager to ensure exporters navigate the trade conflict with the US.

Led by Jensen Huang, dubbed the 'Taylor Swift of tech', the chip giant has become pivotal in the race for AI supremacy.

The companies in Taiwan most likely to be impacted by the new regulations are AI server makers. Inventec and Mitac Holdings ...

Asian equities had a strong day on light volumes, except the Philippines, which was closed for Maundy Thursday, also known as ...

Following a Washington Examiner report, the House Oversight Committee launched an investigation into the Biden administration ...

Tencent and ByteDance’s Douyin are helping cross-border merchants sell goods in the domestic market as the trade war between ...

The surprise wasn’t just limited to Nvidia’s Chinese clients — reportedly, even the company’s local sales teams had no forewarning of the impending licensing clampdown.

Nvidia will take $5.5 billion in charges due to U.S. restrictions on exporting its H20 AI chip to China. This has affected ...