US EditionU.S. Unlikely to Lift H20 AI Accelerator Export Restriction on China; Could NVIDIA Turn to Blackwell "GDDR7" AI Chips Instead?
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U.S. Unlikely to Lift H20 AI Accelerator Export Restriction on China; Could NVIDIA Turn to Blackwell "GDDR7" AI Chips Instead?
It seems that the Trump administration doesn't plan to lift restrictions on the H20 AI accelerator, and NVIDIA would now need to develop a new alternative for China. NVIDIA Would Likely Need To Introduce a New AI Chip To Comply With US Restrictions & Continue Business In China The US government has been active when it comes to restricting China's access to cutting-edge AI hardware, and since the Biden administration, we have seen NVIDIA in conti…
News from HD Technology. Visit www.hd-tecnologia.com for the latest news. NVIDIA’s projections for the data center segment are more optimistic than many expected. According to representatives of the Bank of America, who spoke directly to the company’s management, the demand for accelerators and AI solutions continues to grow at incredible levels. By 2025 alone, the company could generate between $250,000 and $350 billion in revenues from this se…
Nvidia designs cheaper chips for China as US restrictions bite
The US banned Nvidia from exporting its H20 chips to China two months back, denying the firm $15B in sales, and ceding sizable market share to Huawei. The post Nvidia designs cheaper chips for China as US restrictions bite appeared first on CoinGeek.
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