US in game of "catch me if you can" with Nvidia on rules: Chinese media
China have created a game of «catch me if you can» with US chip giant Nvidia and other companies, which affect the interests of both countries and will accelerate Chinese innovation, the Global Times newspaper said on Saturday.
The chip industry newsletter SemiAnalysisas reported earlier that Nvidia plans to release new artificial intelligence chips aimed at the Chinese market less than a month after the US tightened rules on selling high-end AI chips to China.
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«For commercial companies, this is not funny at all, and even a bit sad.»
The US restrictions on chips, which seek to stop China from getting cutting-edge US technologies to strengthen its military, were «not only harmful to China's interests, but also to the US», the newspaper said.
«What the US government has done makes normal and legitimate transactions tremble with fear, creating an intense atmosphere in the market,» it said.
Last month, Nvidia, whose graphics processing units (GPUs) dominate the AI market, said new US export restrictions would block sales of two high-end AI chips, the A800 and H800, that it created for the Chinese market last year to
