Nvidia China H20 chips

The giant chip Nafidia On Sunday, in response to allegations from Chinese government media, it prompted H20 artificial intelligence chips the risk of national security for China.

Earlier in the day, Reuters mentioned Yuyuan Tantian, an account of the Chinese state broadcaster CCTV, said in an article published by WeChat that NVIDIA H20 chips are not technically advanced or environmentally friendly.

“When there is no kind of chips an environmentally friendly, nor advanced, nor safe, as consumers, we definitely have the option not to purchase it,” said Yuuan Tantian’s article, adding that the article said that the chips can achieve jobs including “close closing” through the “back device”.

In response, a NVIDIA CNBC spokesman told “cybersecurity is very important for us. NVIDIA does not have” background devices “in our chips that will give anyone a far -reaching way to reach or control it.”

Nafidia on Tuesday Chinese accusations refused AI chips include devices that can abolish the shortcomings of the chips, also known as the “killing key”.

Tensions between the United States and China have escalated on the controls of the export of semiconductors in recent weeks, even after NVIDIA resuming H20 SIM sales to China. The Chinese government media framing the H20 chip as an informed and dangerous chip compared to other chips in NVIDIA, while the company defended its chips.

The company’s resumption of H20 shipments The opposite of a previous ban In the H20 sales placed in April by the Trump administration. The H20 foil was developed from NVIDIA- which are the semiconductors of the leading H100 and B100 chips, for example-by NVIDIA for the Chinese market after the initial export restrictions on advanced AI chips in late 2023.

American export controls are rooted in some NVIDIA chips in national security concerns that Beijing can use the most advanced chips to gain a wide -scale feature in artificial intelligence, as well as in its military applications.

Chinese officials, at the same time, are Click on the United States to reduce export control elements On high -range memory chips as part of a commercial deal before a possible summit between the US President Donald Trump And the Chinese president Xi Jinpingthe I mentioned financial times On Sunday, quoting people familiar with this issue.

CEO of Nvidia Jensen Huang Trump’s policies supported Also clicking on the export licenses of the H20 AI. Huang said he wants to charge Nvidia more advanced chips to China, confirming his explicit position that NVIDIA chips that have become the global standard of computing artificial intelligence are eventually to the United States to maintain market dominance and influence the development of the global AI.

China is among the largest NVIDIA markets. It took Nafidia a 4.5 billion dollars emerging In the indirect H20 stock in May, she warned that her first directives for July quarter may be $ 8 billion without limitations for the export of chips.

NVIDIA shares increased by 1 % at $ 182.70 on Friday and rose 36 % this year.