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Nvidia is actively collaborating with the US government to ensure that new chips intended for the Chinese market comply with export curbs, according to CEO Jensen Huang, Fanny Potkin reported for Reuters.
The California-based artificial intelligence chip designer has historically held over 90% of China's $7 billion AI chip market. I Photo: NVIDIA
The California-based artificial intelligence chip designer has historically held over 90% of China's $7 billion AI chip market.
However, new US restrictions on chip exports are expected to create opportunities for Chinese rivals. Reuters reported last month that Nvidia had informed customers in China about delaying the launch of a new China-focused AI chip until the first quarter of the next year.
"Nvidia has been working very closely with the US government to create products that comply with its regulations," Huang said during a news conference in Singapore. "Our plan now is to continue to work with the government to come up with a new set of products that comply with the new regulations that have certain limits."
