No Near-Term Lifeline From China for Nvidia's H20 Chips
CHINA, JUL 22 – US eased export controls on Nvidia's H20 AI chips following a June deal tied to Chinese rare earth minerals, but production challenges and supplier reluctance may delay meeting demand.
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Watchdog: Amid 'AI Summit', Commerce Sec. Lutnick's Family Business Conveniently Holds $1.1B Stake in AI Chip Companies Benefiting From Lax New Administration Trade Agreement
President Trump's ‘AI Summit’ today comes on the heels of major AI industry news last week that Nvidia—which controls over 90% of the AI chip market—celebrated assurances from the Trump administration that it could resume sales of its H20 AI chip in China, after the administration placed export controls on the chip over national security concerns. Meanwhile, semiconductor company AMD also reported that the Commerce Department said its MI308 chip…
NVIDIA’s Partners Struggle to Restart H20 AI Chip Production Amid Crowded Fabs — What’s Next for Jensen and China?
While the news of NVIDIA's H20 AI chip ban getting lifted was a great one for many of us out there, it seems like there are a lot of "unnoticed" complications associated with production. NVIDIA And Its Supply Chain Partners Might Not Restart H20 AI Production, But Will Focus On Newer Solutions For those unaware, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang announced last week that the Trump administration is set to give the "green signal" to sell H20 AI chips to Chi…
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