AI Chip
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Nvidia Adapts to US Sanctions with Modest Blackwell AI Chip for Chinese Market Responding to the intensified U.S. export restrictions, Nvidia is preparing to launch a new GPU based on its Blackwell architecture, targeting the Chinese market. Mass production of the chip is reported to begin as early as June 2025. The expected price, between $6,500 and $8,000, is significantly lower than that of the H20 model, the previous standard offering, which ranged between $10,000… |
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New Doors Open for Indian AI Startups as US Eases Chip Export Rules Thanks to a major policy change in the United States, Indian startups and researchers may soon find it easier to access cutting-edge AI hardware. The US government has officially scrapped the controversial AI diffusion rule introduced under the Biden administration. The rule was intended to limit China’s access to advanced AI chips, but the restrictions impacted friendly nations like India,… |
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New Prototype “Robocar” with Second-Generation AI Chip designed for Autonomous Driving Baidu has launched its second-generation artificial intelligence chip “Kunlun 2” and its first “robocar”, a driverless EV idea designed to focus on the chip’s autonomous driving capabilities. The new AI Chip makes use of 7nm course of technology and has a computational functionality shut to 3 occasions bigger than its first-generation Kunlun chip. The semiconductor is… |
