Chinese Firms Target Nvidia Chips

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China would love a domestic Nvidia rival — but that's proving quite the challenge

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Chinese companies are ramping up efforts to produce a viable alternative to Nvidia 's chips that power artificial intelligence.

But a number of roadblocks stand in China 's way from U.S. export restrictions that are hampering domestic semiconductor manufacturing to a lack of tech expertise.

Analysts identified companies including Huawei as the key rivals to Nvidia in China .

Huawei faces major challenges in producing sufficient quantities of advanced GPUs such as part of the Ascend 910C.

In 2022 , Biren Technology carried out a round of layoffs, followed by Moore Threads the year after, blaming U.S. sanctions.

But startups are still holding out hope, looking to raise money to fund their goals.

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