Huawei

Peking University gives Huawei LogicFolding the tool layer 3D chips need

China’s answer to harder chip scaling is no longer just a denser transistor, but software that can organize logic in the third dimension.

Huawei sees an opening where Moore’s Law no longer does the easy work

Huawei is trying to turn the end of easy chip scaling into an industrial opening, not just a consequence of US restrictions.

Hikvision and Huawei turn China’s old cameras into a behavior search engine

China does not need to build an entirely new surveillance network to reach a new level of control; adding computer vision, language models and natural-language police search to old cameras may be enough.

Huawei turns its chip gap into a message, but the manufacturing gap remains

Huawei is trying to turn a manufacturing gap into a story about engineering adaptation, but the line between strategy and marketing is thin here.

Huawei is packing memory chips differently to reach 122 terabytes

Huawei’s route to a 122TB SSD is not the cleanest one, but it is strategically blunt: pack more NAND dies into less space instead of relying on the most advanced sanctioned 3D NAND chips.

Nvidia built a China-compliant chip. Beijing may not want it either

Huawei’s new AI chip shows how hard it is to replace Nvidia in practice

Huawei's Atlas 350 arrives boasting 1.56 PFLOPS of FP4 compute, but that figure quickly dims once you peer behind the curtain of synthetic benchmarks and translate it into actual deployment conditions.

China gets another 7nm chip line, but scale is the real test

Hua Hong Group, China’s second-largest chipmaker, is readying 7nm production in Shanghai with direct support from Huawei.