China Strikes First: Domestic AI Chips Trump Nvidia in Procurement Power Play
China has reportedly added domestic AI chips to its government procurement list for the first time. This move signals Beijing’s determination to strengthen local semiconductor capacity and reduce reliance on U.S. technol...
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