Nvidia directs cloud customers to cut China business
Original title: Nvidia pushes cloud customers to cut back on China business
Applies only to new contracts to address U.S. export control gaps in cloud chip access.
Nvidia has told some cloud customers to take less business from Chinese companies. The guidance targets gaps in U.S. export controls that allow remote access to chips through foreign data centers. Cloud customers must also disclose end-user identities for future contracts. The directive is not mandatory and does not affect existing deals.
- Directive not mandatory and does not apply to existing deals
- Targets Nvidia-backed neoclouds
- Affects Chinese AI developers using cloud compute
- Related to Moonshot AI and Kimi chatbot allegations
- Vendors
- Nvidia
- Products
- Nvidia chips
- Countries
- ChinaUnited States
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