When the US dropped updated AI restrictions, we thought the US locked down every single loophole conceivable. To our surprise, Nvidia still found a way to ship high performance GPUs into China with their upcoming H20, L20, and L2 GPUs. Nvidia already has product samples for these GPUs and they will go into mass production within the next month, yet again showing their supply chain mastery.
Furthermore, one of the China specific GPUs is over 20% faster than the H100 in LLM inference, and is more similar to the new GPU that Nvidia is launching early next year than to the H100! Today we will share details about Nvidia’s new GPUs, the H20, L20, and L2. The detailed specs include FLOPS figures, NVLink bandwidth, power consumption, memory bandwidth, memory capacity, die size, and more. We will also discuss performance in more detail. The simple specs are here:
Yeah, The EUV, immersion and even the nanoimprint market in China is pretty much open right now, this is a huge opportunity.Nikon plans to export mature process lithography machines to Chinese market
Another hint that SMEE should jump start directly from 28nm and go down to more advanced nodes. There is no sense to enter commercial market in the overcrowded and ultra consolidated market of non DUV machines.
Maybe it's odd that SMEE, an outsider and a newcomer in the front-end litho market, has to start from the already most advanced DUV machine, just a step before EUV, while in normal conditions it would enter the market from the bottom and grow up from there, as is the standard....but of course these are not normal conditions.
BTW for China a machine that can just print power transistors and IGBT is not useful at all, China really needs advanced litho, not this stuff.
I posted this earlier in the thread already. It'd be nice if you can look back and acknowledge that they are linked, so I don't have to look through the entire article to find out that it's the same server machineFirst commercial implementation of RISC-V in the cloud was launch last month at Shandong University. The system has a total of 3,072 cores, with 48 nodes of 64-bit RISC-V CPUs.
yes, you are right bout thatNikon plans to export mature process lithography machines to Chinese market
Another hint that SMEE should jump start directly from 28nm and go down to more advanced nodes. There is no sense to enter commercial market in the overcrowded and ultra consolidated market of non DUV machines.
Maybe it's odd that SMEE, an outsider and a newcomer in the front-end litho market, has to start from the already most advanced DUV machine, just a step before EUV, while in normal conditions it would enter the market from the bottom and grow up from there, as is the standard....but of course these are not normal conditions.
BTW for China a machine that can just print power transistors and IGBT is not useful at all, China really needs advanced litho, not this stuff.
dylan always gets alarmed. It gets seriously oldAccording to Dylan Patel,the newest Nvidia GPU that is tailored for China,is actually more powerful than H100 in LLM inference.
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Chinese chip maker SMIC’s sales fall for third straight quarter despite boost from Huawei’s 5G smartphone revival
- SMIC reported a 15 per cent fall in revenue in the September quarter to US$1.62 billion, missing analysts’ projection of US$1.64 billion
- Net income dropped 80 per cent to US$94 million, compared with estimates for US$178.1 million