Huawei

Huawei's Ascend processors have reportedly overtaken Nvidia in China's market for AI chips, marking a significant shift in the country's semiconductor landscape. The claim suggests Chinese firms are increasingly turning to domestic hardware as US export restrictions limit Nvidia's access to the market, handing Huawei a lead in powering China's artificial intelligence buildout.

Huawei has announced two advanced AI chips slated for 2027, putting the spotlight on Nvidia as investors weigh fresh competition in the AI semiconductor market. Traders are watching how the Chinese chipmaker's roadmap could challenge Nvidia's dominance in AI accelerators, a market it has led amid US-China tech tensions.

Huawei has unveiled its Atlas 960E AI computing system with 4,096 chips, not the 15,488 it previously announced. The discrepancy has raised questions about the company's stated specifications for the system, which is part of Huawei's push to build domestic AI computing power amid US export restrictions on advanced semiconductors.

Huawei's Games Summit 2026 brought Chinese game developers together with European industry partners in Düsseldorf, Germany, timed to coincide with Gamescom week. Organized by Huawei GameCenter, the event focused on market entry, publishing and localization, aiming to help Chinese studios expand into European markets and foster cross-border partnerships in the games industry.