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Chinese AI-Chip Crackdown: Foreign Chips Banned in State Data Centres
China has banned foreign AI chips from state-funded data-centre projects, according to sources. New guidance requires that state-supported data centres use only domestically manufactured AI chips. Projects less than 30% complete must eliminate foreign chip use, while more advanced ones will be evaluated case by case.
The move is part of Beijing’s broader push for technological self-reliance, and is expected to impact global players like Nvidia and AMD.
Companies:
- Nvidia
- AMD
- Huawei
- Moore Threads
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- ai
- semiconductor
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Chinese AI-Chip Crackdown: Foreign Chips Banned in State Data Centres
China has banned foreign AI chips from state-funded data-centre projects, according to sources. New guidance requires that state-supported data centres use only domestically manufactured AI chips. Projects less than 30% complete must eliminate foreign chip use, while more advanced ones will be evaluated case by case.
The move is part of Beijing’s broader push for technological self-reliance, and is expected to impact global players like Nvidia and AMD.
Companies:
- Nvidia
- AMD
- Huawei
- Moore Threads
Tags:
- ai
- semiconductor
Related:
Reuters• By Harsh Ranjan
Explore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund
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Chinese AI-Chip Crackdown: Foreign Chips Banned in State Data Centres
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China bans foreign AI chips in state-funded data centres to boost domestic chip sovereignty.
China has banned foreign AI chips from state-funded data-centre projects, according to sources. New guidance requires that state-supported data centres use only domestically manufactured AI chips. Projects less than 30% complete must eliminate foreign chip use, while more advanced ones will be evaluated case by case.
The move is part of Beijing’s broader push for technological self-reliance, and is expected to impact global players like Nvidia and AMD.
China has banned foreign AI chips from state-funded data-centre projects, according to sources. New guidance requires that state-supported data centres use only domestically manufactured AI chips. Projects less than 30% complete must eliminate foreign chip use, while more advanced ones will be evaluated case by case.
The move is part of Beijing’s broader push for technological self-reliance, and is expected to impact global players like Nvidia and AMD.
Companies:
- Nvidia
- AMD
- Huawei
- Moore Threads
Tags:
- ai
- semiconductor
- ai
- semiconductor
- china
- hardware
- regulation
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