Nvidia appears decided to discover a solution to promote AI chips in China regardless of U.S. export restrictions.
The semiconductor big is planning to launch an AI chip particularly for the Chinese language market as early as September, as originally reported by the Financial Times.
This AI chip could be based mostly on Nvidia’s Blackwell RTX Professional 6000 processor, which is already modified to satisfy the present AI chip restrictions, the Financial Times added. These chips wouldn’t embrace high-bandwidth reminiscence or NVLink, Nvidia’s high-speed however low-latency communication interface, each of that are options of the corporate’s superior AI chips.
Final month, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang mentioned the corporate would not embrace the Chinese language market in its income and revenue forecasts. Perhaps that shall be a short-lived change.
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