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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has denied allegations of AI chip diversion to China, stating there is no evidence of any illegal flow of hardware. Speaking in Taipei, Huang addressed global concerns regarding the transfer of advanced technology to restricted markets. He emphasized the impracticality of covertly shipping Nvidia’s large and complex systems, such as the Grace Blackwell, which weighs nearly two tons and comprises numerous high-powered GPUs and processors.
Huang highlighted the strict oversight by Nvidia's customers, which include major tech giants like Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, and Meta Platforms. These customers are fully aware of and compliant with US export controls, as losing access to Nvidia's technology would be a significant setback for them. The CEO underscored the importance of trust and transparency in Nvidia's supply chain, emphasizing the value customers place on maintaining access to Nvidia's cutting-edge AI solutions.
In other news, Nvidia is reportedly planning to establish a new research and development center in Shanghai to further solidify its position in the AI chip market. This initiative aims to tailor solutions specifically for Chinese clients while also contributing to global R&D efforts in areas such as chip design verification, product optimization, and autonomous driving technologies. The Shanghai government has reportedly expressed initial support for this project, which would expand Nvidia's presence in the city beyond its current sales and support operations.
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Huang highlighted the strict oversight by Nvidia's customers, which include major tech giants like Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, and Meta Platforms. These customers are fully aware of and compliant with US export controls, as losing access to Nvidia's technology would be a significant setback for them. The CEO underscored the importance of trust and transparency in Nvidia's supply chain, emphasizing the value customers place on maintaining access to Nvidia's cutting-edge AI solutions.
In other news, Nvidia is reportedly planning to establish a new research and development center in Shanghai to further solidify its position in the AI chip market. This initiative aims to tailor solutions specifically for Chinese clients while also contributing to global R&D efforts in areas such as chip design verification, product optimization, and autonomous driving technologies. The Shanghai government has reportedly expressed initial support for this project, which would expand Nvidia's presence in the city beyond its current sales and support operations.
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- thetechbasic.com: No Signs of AI Chip Diversion to China Says Nvidia CEO Amid Global Concerns
- Bloomberg Technology: Nvidia CEO Sees No Evidence of AI Chip Diversion Into China
- The Tech Basic: No Signs of AI Chip Diversion to China Says Nvidia CEO Amid Global Concerns