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19.08.25 - 01:00
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China′s demand for AI chips and HBM equipment persists despite uncertainty over Nvidia H20 sales (Digitimes)
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China's semiconductor industry continues to expand capacity in mature process chips while strengthening self-production of AI chips, especially as the Chinese AI sector gained momentum with the debut of DeepSeek. Due to ongoing US restrictions on semiconductor exports to China, Nvidia's AI chips have become unavailable. Although Nvidia's H20 chips were recently conditionally approved by the US government, Chinese authorities are fostering an environment that discourages the use of H20 within China....
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03.12.24 - 16:02
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Applied Materials outlook unchanged after latest US crackdown on China chip exports (Reuters EN)
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Applied Materials outlook unchanged after latest US crackdown on China chip exports Dec 3 (Reuters) - Chip equipment maker Applied Materials AMAT.O said on Tuesday it was not changing its outlook for the first quarter in response to the U.S. government's latest restrictions on semiconductor exports to China. The decision was based on the company's "initial assessment of the impact" of the new regulations, it added....
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