China arena for Nvidia AI chips to unlock 'over time': Huang
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NVIDIA boss Jensen Huang expects China to eventually unlock its arena to high-finish US chips that can rail and operate artificial intelligence
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China arena for Nvidia AI chips to unlock 'over time': Huang
NVIDIA boss Jensen Huang expects China to eventually unlock its arena to high-finish US chips that can rail and operate artificial intelligence systems.
Still he did not talk sales of the powerful H200 pattern with top representatives in Beijing, the businessman told Bloomberg Television in an dialogue broadcast on Monday.
Huang travelled to the nation last week with US President Donald Trump , who met Chinese President Xi Jinping .
The superpowers are in a fierce race for AI supremacy, and the H200 processor had until recently been barred from transaction in China by Washington over national security concerns.
Yet, there is no sign that Chinese tech companies are buying them, as Beijing ramps up domestic processor development in a bid to contest US dominance in the pivotal division.
"H200s are licensed to sell to China. Still the Chinese government has to choose how much of their local arena they want to shield," Huang said.
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