16 April 2025

US Nvidia H20 restrictions could be shot in the arm for Chinese AI chips like Huawei’s

US Nvidia H20 restrictions could be shot in the arm for Chinese AI chips like Huawei’s

The US government’s latest export restrictions on Nvidia’s H20 artificial intelligence (AI) chips are set to disrupt the plans of China’s Big Tech firms in the industry, forcing companies such as ByteDance and Tencent Holdings to accelerate their shift to domestic semiconductor alternatives, according to analysts. US chip giant Nvidia disclosed on Tuesday that Washington […]

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TikTok Shop’s sales in US plunge as Trump’s tariffs hit Chinese imports

TikTok Shop’s sales in US plunge as Trump’s tariffs hit Chinese imports

Gross merchandise volume (GMV) on TikTok Shop amounted to US$197.4 million last week, a drop from US$250.9 million the previous week, after the US first announced “reciprocal” tariffs on Chinese imports, according to EchoTik, a third-party website tracking TikTok sales. TikTok’s GMV reached US$290.8 million in the last week of March. The White House said

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ASML’s orders fall short amid AI demand concerns, as CEO warns of tariff uncertainty

ASML’s orders fall short amid AI demand concerns, as CEO warns of tariff uncertainty

ASML Holding reported orders for the first quarter that were almost €1 billion less than expected and warned that it did not know how to quantify the impact from recent tariff announcements, which are threatening to upend the semiconductor industry. The Dutch company, which counts Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company and Intel among its biggest customers,

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EVs | Xpeng’s X9 electric van eyes Europe sales in July after outselling Toyota Alphard in China

EVs | Xpeng’s X9 electric van eyes Europe sales in July after outselling Toyota Alphard in China

Chinese premium electric vehicle (EV) maker Xpeng introduced the latest version of its X9 multipurpose vehicle for the local market and aimed to launch it in Europe from July as part of its drive to quadruple its sales in export markets. The all-electric seven-seater vehicle will enter the mainland market with a starting price of

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