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China’s Huawei plans to begin mass production of its most advanced artificial intelligence (AI) chip, the Ascend 910C, in the first quarter of 2025, despite facing challenges due to US trade restrictions, Fanny Potkin reported for Reuters.
The Ascend 910C, designed to compete with AI chips made by US firm Nvidia, has been sent to some technology companies for testing. I Photo: Huawei
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