The Latest Breaking News from Huawei

Why have one screen when you could have three?

While most of my local AI work takes place on a fairly well-equipped desktop PC, I was curious to see what mileage I could get from an old laptop I have lying around, and it surprised me.

The latest rumors suggest the Huawei Mate XT 2 is going to make an appearance in the second week of September.

Huawei's newest software tool, called the Unified Cache Manager, seeks to optimize utilization across the traditional cache hierarchy for AI inference, allowing China's AI firms to be more competitive without the need for exotic HBM memory that is near-impossible to obtain in the country.

Just when NVIDIA thought it was in the clear to resume sales of its H20 AI GPUs to China, a new report suggests that Beijing is putting pressure on its major firms to avoid the chips.

Huawei is open-sourcing its CANN toolkit for Ascend AI GPUs, aiming to rival Nvidia CUDA.

The agreement—covering Nvidia's H20 and AMD's MI308 AI chips—is a precondition for obtaining export licenses, according to multiple officials.

Trying to run 5k with my regular in-ear buds in the rain? A slippery mess. Trying that same run with open earbuds? Big yes.

The feeling was that a combined HPE-Juniper offering would act as a “bulwark” against Huawei in markets where the Chinese company might otherwise be more dominant.

Huawei is planning to open-source its Ascend AI GPU toolkit in efforts to accelerate development and compete with Nvidia's CUDA software ecosystem.

China’s courts take tech secret pilfering seriously, if one of its homegrown companies appears to be the victim.