US Extends Foreign Gadget Restrictions to Routers, Robots and Test Labs
Companies that want to keep selling new devices in the US now depend on FCC waivers, and some are still waiting for them.
Companies that want to keep selling new devices in the US now depend on FCC waivers, and some are still waiting for them.
The move hits rebranded gadgets that carry a banned maker's parts inside another company's product, and critics question how much it improves safety.
The planned shift would bring penalties of up to five years in prison for smuggling controlled hardware.
The purchases show how far Chinese AI companies still rely on Nvidia hardware while domestic chip supply remains short of demand.
New open-source compute, communication and kernel tooling makes Huawei’s Ascend chips more practical for large-scale AI training.
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