Che Pan is a Senior Reporter, Technology at the South China Morning Post. He covers China tech news with a particular focus on semiconductors, artificial intelligence, and machine learning, drawing on his previous experience covering China's economy. Che has been featured in the South China Morning Post.
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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.
By: Che Pan
South Korea’s SK Hynix and Samsung dominate the supply of HBMs, each controlling about 48 per cent of the global market share in 2023.
By: Che Pan
The impact on the Chinese chip industry would be significant if major domestic suppliers are blacklisted, sources say.
By: Che Pan
Mate 70 smartphone sales are expected to reach 3 million units this fourth quarter, according to TechInsights.
By: Che Pan
Chinese chip companies have localised much of their supply chain in recent years, experts say, potentially limiting the impact of Washington’s new rules.
By: Che Pan
Washington has excluded some of China’s largest semiconductor companies from its latest export restrictions.
By: Che Pan
Empyrean Technology is handing control of its board to its largest shareholder, a state-owned enterprise, after Washington blacklisted the software maker.
By: Che Pan
The investigation into Nvidia’s previously-approved Mellanox acquisition marks the first time that China’s market regulator has opened the books on a closed deal.
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