Che Pan is a Senior Reporter, Technology at South China Morning Post (SCMP). He covers China tech news with a particular emphasis on semiconductors and AI, while also exploring broader themes in technology, business, and the economy. Che's insights and analyses have been featured in the South China Morning Post.
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Lithography systems promoted by China’s industry ministry show slow advances, as tools remain stuck at the mature-node level.
By: Che Pan
Huawei is sending out samples of its Ascend 910C processor for testing as the tech giant races to fill a void left by Nvidia.
By: Che Pan
AI chip users on the mainland have been informally advised to prioritise local alternatives, including those from Huawei, sources say.
By: Che Pan
Total computing power in China accounted for 26 per cent of the world’s total as of June, trailing only the US, but CPU usage rates are low.
By: Che Pan
The Beijing-based think tank warned that transferring AI models trained on Nvidia GPUs to domestic solutions involved ‘complex engineering’.
By: Che Pan
Tesla has Chinese government support to trial some self-driving features, state media reported, but no full self-driving systems have been approved yet.
By: Che Pan
A Beijing municipal official heaps praise on Xiaomi’s design for a 3-nanometre processor, but the smartphone maker has yet to comment.
By: Che Pan
TSMC has denied that it sold chips to Huawei after TechInsights found that Huawei’s Ascend 910B had components from the Taiwanese firm.
By: Che Pan
It remains unknown how TSMC dies found their way into Huawei’s Ascend 910B, but analysts say it shows the limits of Washington’s sanctions.
By: Che Pan
The US-China tech war, focused on chips and AI, is driving a split between the tech ecosystems of the two countries.
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