Chinese firms place $16 billion in order for new Nvidia chips in the first 3 months of 2025, the Information reports
- ByteDance, Alibaba, and Tencent ordered Nvidia's H20 chips for AI use in early 2025.
- New U.S. Export restrictions caused Chinese firms to secure these chips.
- The H20 is the most advanced AI processor legally available in China now.
- The companies collectively placed over $16 billion in orders, reports indicated.
- Nvidia must deliver the chips before the ban tightens, impacting revenue.
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