Nvidia is developing a version of its flagship AI chips for the China market to comply with U.S. export controls, aiming to maintain its position amidst tightened restrictions.
The new 'B20' chip, an adaptation of Nvidia's 'Blackwell' series, accelerated for serving chatbot responses, will be launched in cooperation with Inspur in 2025.
Stricter U.S. controls on semiconductor exports to China prompted Nvidia's development of specialized chips, enabling competitors like Huawei to gain traction in AI processor markets.
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