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Rise of the Robots
The article discusses recent developments in the robotics industry, highlighting a US ban on foreign robots and the increasing use of Chinese robots in manufacturing and construction. It touches upon the global implications of these trends for the robotics market.
AI Yi-Yi!
Donald Trump claims China is opting not to purchase Nvidia H200 chips, despite US approval, to instead promote its own domestic semiconductor industry. This suggests a strategic choice by China to prioritize homegrown technology over foreign imports.
The US has approved the sale of Nvidia H200 chips to 10 Chinese firms, but sources say they're still waiting for…
The US has approved the sale of Nvidia's H200 AI GPUs to 10 Chinese firms, continuing a discussion from March regarding import approvals. This decision aims to balance US interests in the AI race with potential revenue gains for Nvidia, while China seeks to reduce reliance on foreign AI goods. The approval comes amidst ongoing trade relations discussions between the US and China.
Trump confirms he brought Jensen Huang on his expedition to convince China to 'open up'
Donald Trump confirmed that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was on Air Force One with him to discuss opening up trade with China regarding AI hardware. Huang has previously advocated for exporting AI technology to China, despite concerns about military use and US bans. The article notes Nvidia's significant growth and its desire to supply goods globally.
Saturday Tech Bits
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang reacted strongly when questioned about selling chips to China, stating he does not "woke up a loser." The exchange highlights the complex geopolitical landscape surrounding advanced technology exports.