Us Commerce Secretary Says Nvidia Has Not Sold Any H200 Ai Gpus To China
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick says no H200 chips have been sold to China as Beijing blocks imports to boost domestic semiconductor production.
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Bt, Nscale, and Nvidia announce Uk sovereign Ai partnership
Bt and Nscale partner to build UK sovereign AI data centres using Nvidia infrastructure, leveraging existing telecom assets for national control.
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These Nvidia App tweaks transformed my games, and most RTX owners never use them
Most RTX owners never touch these Nvidia App settings, but they can dramatically improve image quality, reduce latency, and even boost frame rates in older games.
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Nvidia RTX 3060 Return in 2026: A Potential Solution to GPU Price Hikes and Memory Shortages
Nvidia's rumored RTX 3060 return in 2026 aims to address GPU price hikes and memory shortages, offering a budget-friendly alternative to newer models.
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Nvidia’s Huang warns DeepSeek running on Huawei chips would be ‘horrible’ for the US
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang warns that DeepSeek’s shift to Huawei chips threatens US AI dominance by breaking Nvidia’s software-hardware lock, potentially reshaping global AI supply chains.
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Cadence and Nvidia expand partnership to close robotics simulation gap
Cadence and Nvidia have teamed up to fuse high‑fidelity physics engines with Nvidia's Isaac and Cosmos platforms, aiming to produce more accurate robot training data and speed real‑world AI robot deployment.
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AI could democratize one of tech's most valuable resources
Startups Wafer and Ricursive are using AI to write kernel code and automate chip design, challenging Nvidia's long‑standing software moat and opening the market to more efficient, custom silicon.
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Nvidia-backed SiFive hits $3.65 billion valuation for open AI chips
SiFive has secured $400 million in funding led by Nvidia, valuing the open‑source chip designer at $3.65 billion and positioning its RISC‑V CPUs to compete in AI data‑center markets.
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Chinese Nvidia cloud partner procured 300 servers with banned AI GPUs worth $92 million — shares of data center supplier Sharetronic plummet following Super Micro smuggling arrest
Chinese firm Sharetronic procured $92 million in servers with banned Nvidia AI chips, leading to a sharp drop in its shares after Super Micro's smuggling arrest.
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Nvidia's N1 chip leak signals major shift in laptop market
Nvidia's N1 mobile chip leak reveals ARM-based processor coming to laptops, with Computex 2026 expected for official announcement.
