U.S. Accuses China of Unfair Chip Trade Practices, Defers New Tariffs Until 2027

Trump Admin. Delays China Chip Tariffs Until 2027 Amid Trade Truce

The USTR announcement sets an initial tariff rate of zero percent, effective December 23, 2025, with the rate scheduled to increase June 23, 2027, to be announced at least 30 days prior. China responded it remains opposed to the "abuse of tariffs."

DJI Vows to Defend User Rights After U.S. FCC Moves to Restrict Foreign-Made Drones

Placement on the FCC’s Covered List means that affected companies will no longer be able to obtain regulatory approval to import or sell new drone models in the United States. The list applies to communications equipment and services that the FCC says threaten U.S. national security or the safety of U.S. citizens.

Nvidia Eyes Return to China with H200 Shipments, But Uncertainty Looms

Whether the plan materialises remains highly uncertain. As of now, there is no public indication that Chinese authorities have approved procurement plans related to the H200, while the U.S. government has only just begun a formal interagency review of potential exports.

DJI Says it Regrets U.S. Fcc Move to Add Foreign-Made Drones to Regulated List

U.S. Justice Department Settles Tariff Dispute with Wanxiang’s U.S. Unit

Trump Administration Launches Review that Could Allow Nvidia Ai Chip Shipments to China

ByteDance Signs Deal to Form JV to Operate TikTok in the United States

Under the deal, a new entity, TikTok USDS Joint Venture LLC, will operate TikTok’s U.S. business. American and global investors will collectively hold an 80.1% stake, while ByteDance will retain 19.9%, following the divestiture of control required under a 2024 U.S. law, TikTok said.

EcoFlow Weighs U.S. IPO Amid Tightening Scrutiny of Chinese Listings and Energy Storage Boom

People familiar with EcoFlow’s planning said the company is considering raising at least $300 million, with proceeds earmarked for overseas manufacturing, research and development, and market expansion in North America.

AMD CEO Lisa Su Visits China as U.S. Chip Export Curbs Show Signs of Easing

For Su, who has said AMD aims to take a double-digit share of the AI accelerator market dominated by Nvidia, navigating China’s increasingly complex policy and competitive landscape has become more urgent, especially as U.S. export controls show signs of loosening.