Nvidia Innovates China-Specific AI Chips to Bypass Export Restrictions
Friday, May 2, 2025, 10:20 am
Facing strict U.S. export controls, Nvidia is reportedly developing a new suite of AI chips tailored specifically for the Chinese market. This calculated move aims to sidestep export bans while keeping the company ahead in a fiercely competitive, regulation-riddled arena.
Nvidia has reportedly informed major Chinese tech firms about new AI chips designed to meet US export controls, aiming to navigate restrictions and compete with Huawei. The post Nvidia Prepares New AI Chips For China After H20 Ban appeared first on WinBuzzer.
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