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Beijing banned an Nvidia gaming chip while the company’s chief executive Jensen Huang was visiting China with Donald Trump last week, the latest...
China's DeepSeek's new model called V4 will run on the latest chips designed by Huawei Technologies, U.S. digital news outlet The Information reported on Friday. In preparation for V4's launch, Chinese tech giants, including Alibaba Group, ByteDance and Tencent Holdings, have placed bulk orders for Huawei's upcoming chip totaling hundreds of thousands of units, the report said, citing five people with direct knowledge of the purchase. Huawei Technologies and DeepSeek did not immediately respond to Reuters requests for comment sent outside normal office hours.
Bloomberg Intelligence data shows IT profit estimates up 50% year-on-year, while China's Tech 8 face a 12% decline amid competition.
Global investors are increasing their wagers on Chinese artificial intelligence companies, betting on the next DeepSeek and seeking to diversify, with concerns growing about a speculative bubble in the sector on Wall Street.
Chinese onshore investor frenzy for artificial intelligence chips has intensified, with the initial public offering (IPO) of Beijing-based graphics processing unit (GPU) maker Moore Threads drawing more than 4,000 times subscription from retail investors this week. The red-hot demand for Moore Threads highlights China's determination to build home-grown alternatives to Nvidia's chips, and is expected to accelerate listing plans for other domestic GPU developers, from MetaX to Biren Technology. C