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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Che Pan's articles focus on the tech industry, particularly semiconductor technology and US-China relations. Given this, she may be interested in pitches related to the latest developments in semiconductor design and manufacturing, including insights into how companies are navigating US sanctions or new technologies being developed.
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By: Che Pan
US-blacklisted chipmaker Biren says team-up with Tencent-backed Infinigence AI led to a 100 per cent improvement in GPU training capacity.
By: Che Pan
The Shanghai-based chipmaker reported a 34 per cent year-on-year increase in third-quarter revenue to US$2.17 billion.
By: Che Pan
SMIC co-CEO Zhao Haijun said the foundry can still benefit from rising demand for less advanced ‘legacy chips’ required for some AI products.
By: Che Pan
TSMC has told mainland Chinese clients it will no longer produce advanced chips for them, according to person briefed on the notice.
By: Che Pan
A wider shipment ban on TSMC-made chips could affect a range of mainland businesses from electric vehicles to smartphones.
By: Che Pan
Moore Threads has hired Citic Securities to start the ‘tutoring’ process as it seeks to capitalise on enthusiasm in China’s semiconductor industry.
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By: Che Pan
Although production growth slowed to 11.8 per cent in October, semiconductors remains one of China’s fastest growing industries this year.
By: Che Pan
At the 21st China International Semiconductor Expo, industry experts weighed in on the challenges and opportunities ahead in domestic chipmaking.
By: Che Pan
The move signifies the importance of the Chinese EV market and the country’s progress in legacy chipmaking.
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