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NVIDIA, “Developing AI Chip for China to Comply with U.S. Export Restrictions”

Published2024.07.22 17:04

According to reports citing anonymous sources, Nvidia is working with Inspur, one of its major distribution partners in China, to launch and distribute a chip designated as 'B20'.

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