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Nvidia has officially denied reports that it plans to release a new China-specific AI chip by the end of the year.

Clarifies near-term export compliance posture, though market speculation on localized silicon alternatives remains active.
NewswireSlicast · August 21, 2026 · US · Source: Google News
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Nvidia has officially denied reports that it plans to release a new China-specific AI chip by the end of the year.

Clarifies near-term export compliance posture, though market speculation on localized silicon alternatives remains active.

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