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NVIDIA, AMD may soon start selling new AI chips in China to comply with US restrictions

Sarah Mitchell
Sarah Mitchell
Published May 29, 2025
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To meet the United States’ Restrictions When exporting advanced semiconductor technology to China, Chips Nvidia and AMD manufacturers will soon start selling new GPUs made for AI workloads in China, Taiwanese Tech Publication Sometimes He informed, citing supply chain sources.

Nvidia plans to sell a stripped GPU, with the name of “B20”, while AMD seeks to aim at AI’s workload, it needs a new Radeon work station GPU AI Pro r9700, Digitimes reported, and added that the companies in July. Likely.

Earl this week, Reuters He informed that Nvidia is working on a new construction chip construction in its Blackwell architecture for China that is expected to have a price of $ 6,500- $ 8,000. In comparison, the company sells its H20 GPU for $ 10,000- $ 12,000 each.

Nvidia said Wednesday Had incurred a $ 4.5 billion position In the first quarter due to the license requirements that affect their ability to sell their H20 AI chip to companies in China, and could not send an additional $ 2.5 billion H20 chips in the quarter due to restrictions. The company predicted that the license requirements would result in an impact of $ 8 billion for the company’s revenues in the second quarter.

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