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Alibaba, ByteDance, and Tencent still want Nvidia’s H20 AI chips despite Beijing pressure
Nvidia chips remain in high demand in China despite U.S. export restrictions and pressure from the Chinese government for tech firms to rely less on American-made technology. The Jensen Huan-led ...
TL;DR: NVIDIA has halted production of its H20 AI chip for the Chinese market amid ongoing US-China trade restrictions and security concerns. Despite a temporary export license, China's Cyberspace ...
Chinese officials are miffed over Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick’s “insulting” remarks about Nvidia’s H20 computer chip — and are now pressuring domestic firms not to buy it, according to a report ...
NVIDIA has reportedly asked its suppliers to halt production related to its H20 AI chips for the Chinese market. According to The Information, the company told Arizona-based Amkor Technology and ...
Nvidia has slammed the brakes on production of its controversial H20 AI chip after Beijing urged Chinese firms to dump the US hardware on alleged security risks — a move that rattled investors and ...
With the Trump administration’s effective ban on Nvidia's sale of H20 chips to Chinese customers getting announced just ahead of the July quarter's start, the company said Wednesday that it made “no ...
TL;DR: Samsung offers its 12-layer HBM3E memory for NVIDIA's H20 AI GPU in China at prices 20-30% lower than SK hynix, aiming to disrupt the high-bandwidth memory market. Pending NVIDIA's quality ...
Jensen Huang, co-founder and CEO of Nvidia Corp., pictured in Taipei in May, 2025. Huang responded on Friday to a fresh report that the company's production of H20 chips for China were facing hurdles.
Nvidia told suppliers, including Arizona-based Amkor Technology (NASDAQ:AMKR) and South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co. (OTC:SSNLF), to suspend work on the H20 chip, reported Reuters (via The ...
Less than a week away from earnings, Nvidia continues to face concerns over the fate of its H20 chip sales to China, with a fresh report indicating potentially more trouble. Barbara Kollmeyer is based ...
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