Beijing appeals to Chinese businesses to avoid 'Invidia' chips

Beijing reinforces the pressure on Chinese businesses to buy locally produced artificial intelligence chips instead of the products of ‘Invidia’, as part of the country’s efforts to expand the semiconductor industry and face our sanctions. Chinese organizers urge companies to avoid buying the “H20” (H20 “slices produced by” inviteia “, which is used to develop and operate artificial intelligence models, according to people families with the matter. People, who asked not to reveal their identities for the privacy of the matters, SAID THAT THAT THAT THAT THAT THAT THAT Policy has taken the form of a directive and not a complete ban, as Beijing wants to avoid obstructing its emerging companies in the field of artificial intelligence and escalating tensions with the United States. of an attempt to reduce technological advances in Beijing. Inexplicable guidelines in recent months, a number of Chinese regulatory authorities, including the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, with a strong influence, known as non-binding guidelines, issued that do not have the status of binding laws- to reduce the use of ‘invitation products’ according to humans. People added that this guidance aims to encourage companies to rely on local businesses such as “Huawei” and “Cambron”. According to another person, Beijing strengthened the publication of the message by a local business group. Meanwhile, Chinese officials want to adopt the best artificial intelligence systems. If it is necessary to buy part of the foreign connections instead of local alternatives, Beijing will accept it, according to people who are familiar with the artificial intelligence policy in China. Invidia refused to comment. The Chinese Ministry of Trade and the Ministry of Information and Technology and the management of cyberspace did not respond to requests to comment on the fax. On the other hand, ‘Inviteia’ CEO Jensen Huang said today that he is doing his best to serve clients in China and meet the requirements of the US government restrictions. “The first thing we need to do is comply with any policies or regulations imposed. At the same time, we do our best to compete in the markets we serve. We have many customers there who depend on us, and we will do the best we can support.” The Chinese market, ‘Invidia’, which is the largest manufacturer of the slides, has seen a significant increase in sales, as operators from data centers around the world buy more from its processing. China remains part of this growth, although affected by trade restrictions. During the second quarter of this year, the company earned 12% of its turnover, or about $ 3.7 billion, from the country, including Hong Kong. This is 30% over the previous year. “The revenue of our data centers in China has gradually grown during the second quarter and a major contribution to our data centers is considered less than the levels of export restrictions of the total turnover of the data centers. We adhere to our expectations that the competition will increase strongly in the Chinese market.” Invidia chips are best in their class for businesses trying to develop artificial intelligence services. Companies such as “Meta platforms”, “Obin AI” and “alphabet” accelerate to obtain their latest leading products to build advanced models for artificial intelligence. Several Chinese technology companies, including ‘Byte Dance’ and ‘Tinetin’, were the ‘Envenia’ chips’ are clipped before the export restrictions began. Meanwhile, China’s design and manufacturing companies are working to provide alternatives to ‘invitations’ products. Beijing has provided billions of dollars to the Semicondia sector, but the local, local intelligence -on portal. Investments despite US restrictions have a prosperous artificial intelligence sector. ‘Minimax’, ‘Stepfun’, ‘Zhipu’.