In the context of the security concerns regarding Nvidia's H20 chips, Chinese authorities expressed worries about potential risks, highlighting the growing tension between China and the US.
China's Concerns Over Nvidia Chip Security
Representatives from the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) reached out to Nvidia following reports of significant security issues with the H20 chips. The official statement indicated that the chips could have location-tracking capabilities that may be remotely controlled.
US Ban Lift on Nvidia Chip Sales to China
The recent lifting of the export ban on Nvidia chips to China occurred this month after its implementation in April. Following this, both Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices Inc. resumed their operations in the Chinese market, reclaiming their positions as leading AI chip suppliers.
Debate Over Export Policy Shift
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stressed that shipments of AI chips to China have not been approved yet. Additionally, some officials from the Trump administration expressed concerns about allowing these exports, emphasizing that broad access to powerful chips could enhance China's AI capabilities.
Chinese authorities' concerns about Nvidia's H20 chips highlight the complex relationships between the two nations and the potential impact on technological competitiveness.
