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DeepSeek Aids China's Military And Evaded Export Controls: US Official
DeepSeek sent shockwaves through the technology world in January, claiming its artificial intelligence reasoning models were on par with or better than US industry-leading models.
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China's Huawei Develops New AI Chip, Seeking to Match Nvidia, WSJ Reports
Huawei is preparing to test its newest and most powerful AI processor, hoping to replace some higher-end products of Nvidia. The Chinese company hopes that the latest iteration of its Ascend AI processors will be more powerful than Nvidia's H100, and is slated to receive the first batch of samples of the processor as early as late May, the report a...
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Chinese AI Developers Outsmart US Chip Restrictions With Overseas Computing: Report
Chinese artificial intelligence developers are evading strict US export controls on advanced chips by utilizing foreign computing resources, particularly Nvidia's A100 and H100 chips, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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New AI Chip "Will Revolutionise ChatGPT", Claims Startup Founded By Harvard Dropouts
'Sohu' claims to be 20 times faster in running transformers like ChatGPT than Nvidia's flagship- H100s, betting on transformer ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuits) chipset.
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MLCommons Releases New AI Benchmark to Test Speed of Responses to User Queries
MLCommons on Wednesday released new benchmarks to measure the performance of top-of-the-line hardware and its capability to run AI applications and respond to users' queries. The AI benchmarking tool's results roughly demonstrate to how quickly an AI application such as ChatGPT can deliver a response to a user query.
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US Considers New Regulations on Export of AI Chips to China: Report
The United States is reportedly considering new restrictions on exports of artificial intelligence (AI) chips to China. The Commerce Department will stop the shipments of chips made by Nvidia and other chip companies to customers in China as early as July, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Nvidia, Microsoft Working to Build Massive AI Computer Which Will Operate on Azure Cloud
The US chip designer and computing firm Nvidia on Wednesday said it is teaming up with Microsoft to build a “massive” computer to handle intense artificial intelligence computing work in the cloud. The AI computer will operate on Microsoft’s Azure cloud, using tens of thousands of graphics processing units (GPUs), Nvidia’s most powerful H1...
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Nvidia CEO Says US Export Restrictions on Top Data Centre Chips Leave 'Large Space' for China Sales
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on Wednesday said that the company continues to see a 'large space' for data centre chips in the Chinese market, despite restrictions from the US government. Earlier this month, Nvidia was told by the US government to stop exports of its A100 and H100 chips to China, which could affect up to $400 million (roughly Rs. 3,228 c...
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US Export Ban on Advanced AI Chips to Hit China's Access to Technology
The latest controls by the US limiting shipments of top AI chips by Nvidia and AMD to China would reduce the flow of advanced technology to the Asian country. It will also add to mounting US-Chinese tension. Nvidia's A100 and upcoming H100 integrated circuits will be impacted by the restrictions.
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US Orders Nvidia, AMD to Stop Selling Top AI Chips to China
The US is restricting shipments of top AI chips by Nvidia and AMD to China. The move would affect Nvidia's A100 and H100 chips and prevent the shipment of AMD's MI250 chips to China.
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Nvidia Unveils Latest Chips, Technology To Speed Up AI Computing
Nvidia's latest GPU, called the H100, can help reduce computing times from weeks to days for some work involving training AI models, the company said.
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Nvidia H100 Chip Unveiled, Touted as ‘Engine’ of AI Infrastructure
Nvidia announced several new chips and technologies that it said will boost the computing speed of increasingly complicated artificial intelligence algorithms, stepping up competition against rival chipmakers vying for lucrative data centre business.
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DeepSeek Aids China's Military And Evaded Export Controls: US Official
DeepSeek sent shockwaves through the technology world in January, claiming its artificial intelligence reasoning models were on par with or better than US industry-leading models.
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China's Huawei Develops New AI Chip, Seeking to Match Nvidia, WSJ Reports
Huawei is preparing to test its newest and most powerful AI processor, hoping to replace some higher-end products of Nvidia. The Chinese company hopes that the latest iteration of its Ascend AI processors will be more powerful than Nvidia's H100, and is slated to receive the first batch of samples of the processor as early as late May, the report a...
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Chinese AI Developers Outsmart US Chip Restrictions With Overseas Computing: Report
Chinese artificial intelligence developers are evading strict US export controls on advanced chips by utilizing foreign computing resources, particularly Nvidia's A100 and H100 chips, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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New AI Chip "Will Revolutionise ChatGPT", Claims Startup Founded By Harvard Dropouts
'Sohu' claims to be 20 times faster in running transformers like ChatGPT than Nvidia's flagship- H100s, betting on transformer ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuits) chipset.
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MLCommons Releases New AI Benchmark to Test Speed of Responses to User Queries
MLCommons on Wednesday released new benchmarks to measure the performance of top-of-the-line hardware and its capability to run AI applications and respond to users' queries. The AI benchmarking tool's results roughly demonstrate to how quickly an AI application such as ChatGPT can deliver a response to a user query.
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US Considers New Regulations on Export of AI Chips to China: Report
The United States is reportedly considering new restrictions on exports of artificial intelligence (AI) chips to China. The Commerce Department will stop the shipments of chips made by Nvidia and other chip companies to customers in China as early as July, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Nvidia, Microsoft Working to Build Massive AI Computer Which Will Operate on Azure Cloud
The US chip designer and computing firm Nvidia on Wednesday said it is teaming up with Microsoft to build a “massive” computer to handle intense artificial intelligence computing work in the cloud. The AI computer will operate on Microsoft’s Azure cloud, using tens of thousands of graphics processing units (GPUs), Nvidia’s most powerful H1...
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Nvidia CEO Says US Export Restrictions on Top Data Centre Chips Leave 'Large Space' for China Sales
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on Wednesday said that the company continues to see a 'large space' for data centre chips in the Chinese market, despite restrictions from the US government. Earlier this month, Nvidia was told by the US government to stop exports of its A100 and H100 chips to China, which could affect up to $400 million (roughly Rs. 3,228 c...
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US Export Ban on Advanced AI Chips to Hit China's Access to Technology
The latest controls by the US limiting shipments of top AI chips by Nvidia and AMD to China would reduce the flow of advanced technology to the Asian country. It will also add to mounting US-Chinese tension. Nvidia's A100 and upcoming H100 integrated circuits will be impacted by the restrictions.
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US Orders Nvidia, AMD to Stop Selling Top AI Chips to China
The US is restricting shipments of top AI chips by Nvidia and AMD to China. The move would affect Nvidia's A100 and H100 chips and prevent the shipment of AMD's MI250 chips to China.
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Nvidia Unveils Latest Chips, Technology To Speed Up AI Computing
Nvidia's latest GPU, called the H100, can help reduce computing times from weeks to days for some work involving training AI models, the company said.
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Nvidia H100 Chip Unveiled, Touted as ‘Engine’ of AI Infrastructure
Nvidia announced several new chips and technologies that it said will boost the computing speed of increasingly complicated artificial intelligence algorithms, stepping up competition against rival chipmakers vying for lucrative data centre business.
