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Sources: Nvidia plans to launch a Blackwell RTX Pro 6000 version for China, modified to meet President Trump's tightened export controls, as soon as September

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  • @emilprotalinski Emil Protalinski on bluesky
    Sachs schemes stopping September sales, shorts stock.  [embedded post]
  • @rwang07 Ray Wang on x
    No surprise here. 1). Spec will be similar to RTX Pro 6000. 2) No NVLink, should be PCIe 5.0. 3) No HBM, will be GDDR7 (supplied by Samsung) Launch time will be September instead of previously reported July, but production should start earlier. Also, not a news for $NVDA for [ima…
  • @zijing_wu Zijing Wu on x
    Scoop: Huang plans to meet Chinese premier Li Qiang next week; readies new China AI chip for Sep. Modified RTX Pro 6000. No HBM/NVLink. Good demand indicated after sample testing but not H20 level as Chinese clients seek to diversify. Free link: https://enterprise-sharing.ft.com/…
  • @financepickers Brian De Bruyne on x
    @unusual_whales NVIDIA launching China-specific AI chip = playing both sides of the trade war perfectly. Can't sell full-power chips due to sanctions? Make weaker versions and still collect billions. Jensen Huang turning geopolitical restrictions into new revenue streams. That's …
  • r/hardware r on reddit
    Nvidia's Jensen Huang plans Beijing trip ahead of new China AI chip launch