The statements were made against the background of attempts to continue the sale of H20 graphics processors for Chinese customers. Deliveries were suspended due to the new US export rules. In August, the US Department of Education began to license for chips, and the company is developing an improved version that should meet the requirements and at the same time exceeding the current model in terms of features.
Parallel, China is accelerating the development of its technologies. Huawei started serial supply of super computer systems with Ascend 910B chips and introduced the plan to create a new generation processors until 2027. These developments do not use the CUDA ecosystem and focus on local software.
Source: Ferra
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