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After gaining traction overseas, Plaud launches in Shenzhen, betting on focus and philosophy over price to stand out.

Will Plaud’s million-selling AI notetakers click at home in China?

Chinese firms gain momentum as they narrow the gap with global AI leaders.

China Recap | The nation’s AI drive

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China’s tech ecosystem serves as a driving force behind the world’s second largest economy, influencing global digital markets.

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The nation's rapid expansion in older semiconductors is driving down prices.

Global tech industry braces for "China shock" in mature chips

Global tech industry braces for &#8220;China shock&#8221; in mature chips

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SMIC co-CEO Zhao Haijun says all chipmakers will benefit from massive AI adoption.

China chipmaker SMIC says consumer electronics to recover in 2025

TSMC, a leading semiconductor manufacturer, delivers advanced chipsets that enable next-generation devices and cloud computing servers.

TSMC

The US market serves as both the backbone and the driving force behind global technological advancements.

Chipmakers' nightmare: Will shortages give way to a supply glut? Expansion plans raise fears of another boom-to-bust cycle within the industry.

Chipmakers' nightmare: Will shortages give way to a supply glut?

Chipmakers&#8217; nightmare: Will shortages give way to a supply glut?

China’s largest chipmaker SMIC reports record-high revenue in Q3, top executive quits. A chip shortage and appetite for chips pushed SMIC to new heights.

China’s largest chipmaker SMIC reports record-high revenue in Q3, top executive quits

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Operational continuity is not significantly adversely affected by the US restrictions, the company says.

Chinese chipmaker SMIC posts revenue growth, but stock plunges

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MSCI is removing SMIC from its Global Investable Market Indexes.

SMIC co-CEO Liang Mongsong departs as the company hires former TSMC exec

SMIC's FinFET N+1 process saw a breakthrough in the reported quarter, with revenue for the foundry reaching USD 1.1 billion.

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Global tech industry braces for “China shock” in mature chips