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Super Micro co-founder, a Taiwan-based executive, and a contractor face indictments for conspiring to illegally divert servers containing Nvidia chips to China. The case underscores US efforts to restrict AI hardware exports amid geopolitical tensions. Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde covers the developments.
Alibaba CEO Wu Yongming highlighted global compute scarcity for next 3-5 years. T-Head's value lies in cost optimization and supply assurance for compute. Potential IPO considered but no timeline set.
Huawei is capitalizing on the OpenClaw frenzy by launching AgentArts, an enterprise agent development platform, with public beta testing starting April 30. The company is promoting its Kunpeng and Ascend compute offerings to meet surging demand for agentic AI services. This was announced at the China Partner Conference.
Surging demand for AI is accelerating memory chip production. This expansion will enlarge the semiconductor sector's climate footprint. It risks increasing costs for emissions management.
Alibaba and Baidu are raising prices for certain cloud services by up to 34% due to surging AI demand and infrastructure costs. Alibaba Cloud's services on AI chips like T-Head Zhengwu 810E will increase 5-34% starting April 18. This follows similar moves by US cloud providers.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman states future AI will be billed like water and electricity on a per-use basis. Cambricon achieves its first annual profit, netting 20.59 billion yuan. Other tech news includes Meizu's major layoffs and Apple's app commission cut to 25%.
Cambricon disclosed its 2025 annual report on March 12, with revenue and profit both surging significantly. The company achieved its first full-year profit since listing. It became the first firm to exit the Sci-Tech Innovation Board's Growth Layer.
Cambricon Technologies, China's 'little Nvidia', posted its first full-year profit since its 2020 listing. It plans to pay a maiden cash dividend of 15 yuan per 10 shares, totaling over 632 million yuan. An additional 20 million yuan is allocated for share buybacks.
Cambricon reported 2025 revenue of 64.97 billion yuan, up 453.21% YoY, turning a 4.5 billion loss into 20.59 billion profit. The company plans 1.50 yuan cash dividend per 10 shares and 4.9 bonus shares per 10 from capital reserve.
Verisilicon rides a wave of AI orders but grapples with profitability issues. The company just raised 1.8 billion and is eyeing a Hong Kong IPO. Growth relies on low-margin services with 50% discounts and no profit metrics.