China is secretly developing an EUV lithography system to make advanced AI chips domestically. The aim is to achieve AI chipmaking capacity by around 2028. This could challenge US export controls and ASML’s global dominance. Here is why it matters

China is secretly building an AI chipmaking machine in Shenzhen. How its ‘Manhattan Project’ could change the AI era

US House Democrats have introduced the RESTRICT Act that seeks to block advanced AI chip sales, like H200, to China. Here is what the bill envisages

Chip wars: Bill moved in US to ban AI chip sales to China over national security

The US-China chip war continued to reshape global supply chains as export controls in 2025. Curbs on AI chips, rare earth elements and policy shifts under Trump hit firms like Nvidia. Here is a roundup

YEARENDER 2025: Chip wars led to firms being caught between policy, Trump and China

Global laptop sales are seeing a slow rebound, helped by the advent of AI chips. But politics can hold back this revival, as prices rise due to supply chain strains largely brought about by chip wars, tariff tensions and rare earths competition. Here's a situation report

Rebound of the laptop: AI chips fuel sales recovery but geopolitics, shortages and high costs can hurt this boom

Amid intense competition with the US, China has trialled domestic AI chipmaking tools, even as it  banned Nvidia AI chips. Beijing is accelerating self-reliance amid US export controls in the ongoing AI chip war. Here is why it matters



AI War: China trials local chip making tech even as it asks Chinese firms to reject US-made Nvidia chips. Why this matters

India's Vikram chip, unveiled at Semicon India 2025, is a pivotal moment for the nation. It is not only a step toward tech self-reliance but also marks the start of India as an emerging chip producer. Here is why you should take note

Vikram chip at Semicon India 2025: India fired its first shot in global 'chip wars'. Here is why it's not just another science story

The ongoing rows between the United States and China over computer chips are ideological, not fact-based, and likely to persist, the recently retired Chief Executive Officer of semiconductor equipment maker ASML, Peter Wennink, said in an interview with Dutch radio station BNR on Saturday.

ASML's Ex-CEO on US-China chip war: ideology over facts, decades-long battle ahead

The US China Chip War is intensifying. The US is pressuring the Netherlands a key ally to restrict maintenance services for ASML equipment sold to Chinese chip makers. The Dutch government is caught in a bind balancing its economic ties with China and its security concerns aligned with the US particularly in light of the war in Ukraine. Watch in for more details!

Dutch government weighs ASML servicing restrictions in China

In the world of Artificial Intelligence it's Nvidia that's been the go-to for both hardware and software. The platform has been a staple for developers worldwide for almost two decades but now things are changing. Watch in for more details!

UXL to break Nvidia's grip on AI development?

China has implemented new government procurement guidelines. These guidelines prioritise domestic technology, phasing out U.S. Microprocessors like those from Intel and AMD, as well as Microsoft's windows operating system, from government computers and servers. This shift aims to promote domestic alternatives and potentially reduce reliance on foreign technology.

China prohibits use of Intel, AMD chips in government systems & servers

Chip wars between US and China, says Chris Miller, author The Chip War. Watch the video to know more.

Author of 'The Chip War', Chris Miller, says 'China companies five years behind leading chip makers'

The US-China chip wars continue to intensify as Washington directed one of the world's top chipmakers, the Santa Clara, California-headquartered Nvidia, to enforce new curbs on the export of its high-end Artificial Intelligence chips to China.

US-China chip war: Biden administration imposes new curbs on exports to China

The US has just fired another shot in the ongoing tech trade war with China. In a move that's making waves across the globe, the Biden administration has taken a stand to halt shipments of advanced artificial intelligence chips. But this is much more than just a trade restriction; it's a strategic chess move that could shape the future of AI and global security.

US updates AI chip export rule

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen met Chinese Premier Li Qiang in Beijing on Friday and told him that the United States was not taking a "winner-take-all" approach and that it wants healthy competition with China.

Yellen tries to temper down US-China chips war in meeting with Premier Li

Escalating the tit-for-tat battle with China, the US is planning to restrict Chinese access to US cloud-computing services, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the situation.

Tit-for-tat: After China restricts metals export, US mulls ban on access to cloud computing

The chip war between the US and China has taken a sensational new turn after the latter imposed export controls on two rare elements essential for the manufacturing of semiconductors.

The semiconductor wars: China restricts exports of raw materials critical to chip production

A former Samsung executive has been indicted for stealing secrets from his former employer to help his client -- Taiwan's leading chip maker Foxconn. South Korean prosecutors allege that the theft caused a loss of over 200 million dollars to Samsung electronics, which is the world's biggest chipmaker. As per an unreleased indictment report, accessed by Reuters, Choi Jinseog is alleged to have stolen Samsung's trade secrets and details about the planned Foxconn plant. However, he has denied all charges.

Ex-Samsung executive accused of stealing secrets

In a move that will further inflame relations between the two nations, lawmakers in the United States have called for retaliation against China for banning memory chipmaker Micron Technology.

Chip war intensifies: Lawmakers want US to 'blacklist' Chinese firm after Micron ban

Taiwan’s foreign ministry, on Saturday (February 25) said that the United States-led “Fab 4” or “Chip 4” semiconductor alliance held its first meeting of senior officials last week.

‘Fab 4’ chip group’s senior officials discussed supply chain resilience at first meeting: Taiwan

The chip war is heating up. India, China, the United States are racing to gain an edge in this war. Why are chips so important for the global economy? What all are they used for?

Gravitas Plus: Who's winning the Chip War?

Gravitas Plus: Who's winning the Chip War

From smartphones, electronic vehicles, aircraft and weapons, semiconductors are an integral part of electronic devices. But massive chip shortage has forced some car manufacturers to a halt and delayed shipments of game consoles and smartphones.

Chip war: Global semiconductor race heats up

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