Beijing escalates domestic chip drive with Broadcom audits
China is intensifying its push to replace foreign technology across critical computing infrastructure, targeting high-speed networking hardware alongside foreign AI accelerators.
China wields LCD pricing power as OLED patent war with Samsung heats up
Nvidia’s push for personal AI computers points to a broader shift toward on-premise compute
Nvidia is positioning its newest personal AI system as more than a developer tool. By putting DGX Spark on desks and, eventually, in homes, the company is signaling that the next phase of AI computing may rely less on remote data centers and more on local machines.
Chinese automakers tighten control over supply chains as margins shrink
Chinese automakers are reshaping how they build, source, and sell vehicles as profits come under pressure, a shift with implications for suppliers, buyers, and global car markets. Industry moves toward in-house technology, tighter payment rules, and new supplier roles suggest a broader effort to capture more value across the automotive chain.
US and Chinese accounts of Xi’s Washington visit agree on the framework, not the fine print
Xiaomi TV S Pro RGB Mini LED 2027 series is launched in China
SpaceX’s AI-in-space bet is worth trillions, but space data centers won’t be ready until the 2030s
Wi-Fi 7 drives enterprise network refresh as channel inventories normalize
Europe’s enterprise networking market is emerging from a two-year inventory correction as Wi-Fi 7 adoption accelerates and pulls spending into campus switching, broadening what began as a wireless upgrade into a wider infrastructure refresh.
Samsung foundry recovery gains pace, but 2nm, Taylor fab remain hurdles
Samsung Electronics’ foundry recovery is gaining pace as higher utilization, firmer pricing, and stronger advanced-node demand improve earnings, but a sustained return to profit will depend on 2nm yields and how quickly its Taylor fab in Texas ramps production.