Chinese AI Companies Buy 1 Million Nvidia Gaming and Workstation GPUs in a Single Year, Report Claims — Export Control-Compliant Chips Flood the Market to Bridge Gap in Compute Demand
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Local technological giants are acquiring products that were not designed for advanced artificial intelligence in order to meet the country’s growing demands for computing power. Read
US export restrictions do not prohibit Nvidia from selling gaming GPUs to Chinese companies, and the companies are trying to alleviate the domestic chip shortage.
In the absence of local chips, Chinese tech bought more than a million Nvidia gaming chips for AI. The shortage could last until 2030. Nvidia article in China: tech giants buy more than a million gaming chips to feed the AI appeared first on Coin Academy
Chinese technology companies would have bought more than a million Nvidia gaming cards and workstations to service some AI tasks, according to a Financial Times report. The operation reflects a computation gap that local production would not yet be able to cover.
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