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Technology and all things interesting @FT in HK. Returning to journalism (ex BBG) after a decade as investor/entrepreneur. Still an idealist. Opinions mine.
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Google’s China shift and the battle over AI models

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By Lauly Li, Zijing Wu Verified, Yifan Yu Verified, Cissy Zhou Verified, Cheng Ting-Fang Verified
| Financial Times Verified
Hi everyone! This is Lauly, your #techAsia host this week, sending warm greetings from humid and rainy Taipei.
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China relaja las restricciones a los chips Nvidia H200 ante la creciente competencia en IA

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By Zijing Wu Verified
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Se ha permitido la entrada a China continental de pequeños lotes de chips Nvidia H200, en un intento de Pekín por ayudar a sus principales empresas de IA a ponerse a la altura de sus rivales estadounidenses. ByteDance y Tencent han recibido cada una alrededor de 10.000 procesadores H200 en las últimas semanas, mientras que otros grupos tecnológicos chinos podrían obtener pronto la aprobación para envíos de tamaño similar, según dos fuentes con conocimiento del asunto.
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China eases limits on Nvidia H200 chips as AI race escalates

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By Zijing Wu Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Small batches of Nvidia's H200 chips have been allowed to enter mainland China, as Beijing tries to aid its leading AI companies in the race to catch up with US rivals. ByteDance and Tencent have each received about 10,000 H200 processors in recent weeks, while a few other Chinese tech groups could soon obtain approval for shipments of similar size, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.
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