China is threatening legal action against anyone enforcing the U.S.' recent guidelines against using Huawei's AI chips.

Washington warned that using Huawei's chips could violate export controls. Beijing thinks that undermines "consensus" from ...

Malaysia's government did not develop, coordinate or endorse an artificial intelligence project involving a local company and ...

Yuan Yuan, Vice President of Huawei Data Storage Product Line, made the announcement during a keynote at the 4th Huawei ...

Huawei is rapidly expanding its footprint in China's AI chip market, capitalizing on recent regulatory hurdles and domestic ...

One example is that enforcing the US restrictions on Huawei AI chips could run afoul of China’s Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law.

China’s Commerce Ministry warns individuals and companies enforcing US export restrictions on Huawei AI chips of legal consequences under its Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law, escalating tech and trade tens ...

Huawei said in a statement Wednesday that it has not sold any Ascend chips in Malaysia, and that the Malaysian government has not purchased any Ascend chips from the company. Skyvast didn't ...

MITI has clarified that the government is not affiliated with the recently announced full-stack AI infrastructure.

Malaysia appears to have walked back an announcement establishing it as the first nation to deploy a large-scale artificial ...

Since its January 2025 launch, Season 3 of the program has attracted technology leaders and innovators from across the region ...

A new report today from Bloomberg refers to this battle over AI chips between China's Huawei and the United States' Nvidia. China was the instigator today as Beijing threatened to take legal action ...