HiSilicon
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- 2026-10-23 regulatory The FCC banned two devices produced by HiSilicon, a subsidiary of Huawei, from entering the US due to their AI chips. source
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FCC bans Huawei-made devices over AI chip concerns · 2 sources tracked
The FCC has banned two devices, a dashcam and a wireless video transmitter, from entering the US. These devices, produced by HiSilicon, a subsidiary of Huawei, were flagged for containing an AI chip capable of face dete…
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FCC bans Huawei AI chips in first-ever device ban under new rule
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has implemented a new rule allowing it to ban devices based on their internal chips, a move aimed at closing loopholes for Chinese manufacturers. For the first time, the FCC h…
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HiSilicon, SparkLink Alliance Detail NearLink SLE 3.0 Evolution at CEIC 2026
At CEIC 2026 in Shenzhen, HiSilicon highlighted four key edge ecosystems: OpenHarmony, NearLink, on-device AI, and media. The SparkLink Alliance also unveiled a blue paper detailing the evolution of NearLink SLE 3.0.
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Huawei's XMAGE Z10 to feature HiSilicon 1-inch sensor, Kirin 9050 gains quantum security
Huawei has confirmed that its upcoming XMAGE Z10 camera system will feature a 50-megapixel, 1-inch RYYB sensor developed in-house by HiSilicon. Additionally, the company announced that its Kirin 9050 mobile SoC has rece…
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Apple anchors TSMC's 2nm chip ramp amid growing competition
Apple is set to be the anchor customer for TSMC's upcoming 2nm process node, N2, beginning in the third quarter of 2026. This marks a significant ramp-up for Apple, moving to N2 at 1.5 times the pace of its previous N3 …
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Huawei chip scientist details strategy for AI processor self-reliance
Liao Heng, chief scientist of Huawei's semiconductor business and architect of its Ascend AI processors, shared insights into the company's strategy for achieving technological self-reliance amidst US sanctions. He disc…
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Huawei founder backs new Tau scaling law to bypass US sanctions
Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei has publicly endorsed the "Tau scaling law," a new framework he believes is critical for the company's survival and ability to advance chip technology without relying on extreme ultraviolet l…
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Modder enables Nvidia RTX 4060 on Windows 11 Arm workstation
A Chinese modder has successfully integrated an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 graphics card into a Huawei Arm workstation running Windows 11. This was achieved by modifying a driver from Nvidia's RTX Spark, which is designed …
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Chinese SMIC 7nm node outpaces Intel 18A without EUV, analysis finds
SemiAnalysis has performed a detailed examination of Huawei's Kirin 9030 chip, revealing its metal pitch measures 32.5 nanometers. This dimension is tighter than that of Intel's 18A node, which utilizes EUV technology. …
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Shenzhen Huaqiang to promote HiSilicon products amid price hikes
Shenzhen Huaqiang, a major authorized distributor for Huawei's HiSilicon, has noted a recent price increase for some of HiSilicon's products. The company plans to leverage this opportunity to enhance its promotion of th…
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Huawei unveils 'Tau Scaling Law' to challenge Moore's Law and US chip sanctions
Huawei's chip division president, Tingbo He, announced a new approach called the Tau Scaling Law, which aims to bypass traditional Moore's Law limitations and US sanctions. This method focuses on optimizing data speed a…