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China’s tech giant Alibaba has canceled plans to spin off its cloud business against the uncertainties brought by US export curbs
Nikkei Asia published an article by investment advisor Nina Xiang with the opinon that it is high time for the world to realize that China is not becoming the artificial intelligence superpower that many have feared.
China will tighten export controls on rare earths, requiring exporters to report rare-earth types and their export destinations, reported Nikkei Asia on China’s announcement on November 7.
US chip giant Intel plans to introduce a downgraded version of the Gaudi 2 chip to meet the latest export restrictions, ensuring shipments to China remain unaffected, reported Digitimes on November 7.
China, the world's largest graphite producer and exporter, will require export permits as of December 1 for some graphite products, including spherical graphite used by automakers.
Tightened US AI chip exports will affect sales to China of U.S. chip makers such as Nvidia, AMD and Intel
China announced on October 20 that it will impose export controls on certain graphite materials and related products
The price of US chipmaker Nvidia's graphics processing units GeForce RTX 4090 has surged by thousands of RMB, equivalent to hundreds of US dollars.
The upgraded US curbs on AI chip exports will accelerate the comprehensive breakthrough of the Chinese AI chip industry chain
American chip tool maker Lam Research said it sees no major impact from the new U.S. export restrictions as China remains its largest revenue contributor, with 48% of the total sales in the three months ended September 24.
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