A Reuters report says U.S. authorities have embedded hidden location trackers in shipments from companies like Dell and Super ...

The tech industry's hyperscalers have reported second-quarter earnings, and one main theme has emerged: They continue to ...

In January, Reuters reported the US had traced organized AI chip smuggling to China via countries such as Malaysia, Singapore and the UAE — but it is unclear if tracking devices were involved.

The export of American computer chips to China is a billion-dollar business from which the U.S. government itself is now ...

Someone bought a prebuilt gaming desktop with AMD's new entry-level Radeon RX 9060 non-XT GPU, took the card out, and put it ...

US authorities have reportedly secretly placed trackers in some AI chip shipments to catch illegal diversions to China revealing a covert tactic in the escalating battle over semiconductor exports.

Nvidia and its competitor Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) were reportedly to agree to pay part of their revenue from China ...

Trackers were placed in the packaging and sometimes inside servers from Dell and Super Micro, according to Reuters.

NVIDIA's next-gen Rubin AI GPUs rumored to be delayed, redesigns happening to better compete with AMD's upcoming Instinct ...

Sources say the trackers are used in shipments of servers from Dell and Supermicro, which include chips from Nvidia and AMD.

The silicon IP licensor says it’s got its own framerate-boosting and upscaling technologies that use dedicated tensor cores, a la Nvidia’s DLSS 3 and 4, and that it’ll start building the cores into ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the recent deal to allow Nvidia Corp. and Advanced Micro Devices Inc. to resume ...