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HardwareUS-China Chips Saga: Huawei Readies Ascend 920 Chip to Replace Restricted NVIDIA H20
The release later this year is the latest maneuver between China and the U.S. as they try to control the flow of powerful AI chips.
The release later this year is the latest maneuver between China and the U.S. as they try to control the flow of powerful AI chips.
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