China's cyberspace regulator summoned Nvidia over concerns about security risks in its H20 AI chip, just weeks after a U.S.

The Chinese government announced Thursday it met with Nvidia in regard to potential security risks in an AI chip it developed for sale in China.

The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) said that Nvidia was asked to "clarify and submit relevant supporting documentation regarding security risks, including potential vulnerabilities and ...

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