A research center under the Chinese Academy of Sciences is leveraging Huawei’s AI chips to power its Cares Copilot AI model, designed to help surgeons.

Huawei continues pushing forward in the tech industry amid severe trade restrictions by the United States. The company, which designs its own mobile SoCs,

Huawei appears to be stumbling in its attempts to catch up to modern AI technology, thanks in large part to U.S.-led restrictions. A Bloomberg report indicates that the China-based tech company is having trouble developing its vaunted Ascend chips,

Huawei Technologies Co.’s ambitions to create more powerful chips for AI and smartphones have hit major snags because of US sanctions, stalling a major Chinese effort to match American technology.

These U.S. curbs have impacted Huawei's chip production, limiting its ability to achieve high yields necessary for commercial success.

China's Huawei plans to start mass-producing its most advanced artificial intelligence chip in the first quarter of 2025, even as it struggles to make enough chips due to U.S. restrictions, said two people familiar with the matter.

Huawei Technologies' intends to begin mass-manufacturing of its most advanced AI chips in the first quarter of 2025, despite U.S. curbs.