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Nvidia Corp. isn’t giving up on the Chinese market, and is instead racing to develop a new, lower-powered artificial intelligence chip that will be sold at a cheaper price than the now ...

NVIDIA similarly offered a downgraded version of its Blackwell-based GeForce RTX 5090 to China, though with a less aggressive neutering, at least in some parts. Compared to the 5090, the Geforce ...

Nvidia Corp. NVDA will launch a significantly cheaper artificial intelligence chip for China’s market ... based on Nvidia’s latest Blackwell architecture, represents a dramatic price reduction ...

The new GPU, part of Nvidia’s Blackwell architecture, is expected to be priced between $6,500 and $8,000, significantly lower than the restricted H20 chip, which sold for $10,000 to $12,000 ...

Amid U.S. export controls on one of its flagship processors, Nvidia is reportedly developing an alternative chip for the China market. GOP senator hits Trump tax bill, says there are 'enough ...

Nvidia is reportedly developing another lower-cost AI chip for China, pricing it at US$6,500–8,000—well below its restricted H20 model. The new GPU, based on Blackwell architecture ...

Nvidia reportedly plans to enter production on the Blackwell chip in June, but the timeline for sales to China remains unclear. Meanwhile, after Trump announced his 145 percent tariff on products ...

Semiconductor giant Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) is planning to launch a new chip in China under its Blackwell artificial intelligence (AI) line at a significantly lower price than its H20 model that has ...

Nvidia could help China sales by building inexpensive versions of its flagship Blackwell chip. The new chip would be less expensive and less powerful than the version sold outside of China.

According to two of the sources, Nvidia is also developing another Blackwell-architecture chip for China that is set to begin production as early as September. Reuters was not immediately able to ...