US EditionChinese state media says Nvidia H20 chips not safe for China
CHINA, AUG 10 – Chinese state media questions Nvidia's H20 chips over security and environmental issues as the company agreed to pay 15% of China sales revenue to the US government for export licenses.
- On Sunday, Beijing-based account Yuyuan Tantian warned Nvidia’s H20 chips pose security concerns and potential backdoors.
- Nvidia designed the H20 chips for China after U.S. export restrictions, and last month the Trump administration reversed a sales ban under a 15% revenue-share deal.
- Alongside regulator scrutiny, People’s Daily urged Nvidia to provide "convincing security proofs" for H20 chips, after China’s cyberspace watchdog summoned Nvidia on July 31 to probe backdoor risks.
- Nvidia denied the backdoor allegations, asserting its H20 chips contain no 'kill switches' or spyware and meet U.S. export laws.
- Over the past quarter, a billion dollars' worth of GPUs sold despite security concerns from Yuyuan Tantian, with Nvidia facing increasing competition from Huawei Technologies, Cambricon and Hygon.
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By Simone McCarthy, CNN Nvidia's H20 chips raise security concerns for China, a social media account linked to Chinese state media claimed Sunday. This comes as Washington and Beijing approach a deadline to reach an agreement in trade talks in which technology has also emerged as a key issue. China may choose not to buy H20 chips from US tech company Nvidia, said the Yuyuan Tantian account, affiliated with state broadcaster CCTV, as it claimed t…
Chinese state media warns about Nvidia chips as US tariff truce deadline looms
By Simone McCarthy, CNN Hong Kong (CNN) — Tech firm Nvidia’s H20 chips pose security concerns for China, a social media account linked to Chinese state media said Sunday, as Washington and Beijing near a deadline to strike a deal in trade negotiations in which technology has also emerged as a key issue. China could choose not to buy US tech firm Nvidia’s H20 chips, said the account, Yuyuan Tantian, which is affiliated with state broadcaster CCTV…
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