Trump says NVIDIA can sell H200 chips to China
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Starcloud flew up the Nvidia H100 enterprise GPU on a test satellite on Nov. 2. Major players including SpaceX, Google, and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos have discussed doing the same.
Washington-based Starcloud launched a satellite with an Nvidia H100 graphics processing unit in early November, sending a chip into outer space that's 100 times more powerful than any GPU compute that has been in space before.
Nvidia has reportedly developed location verification technology that will allow it to identify where its computer chips are being used – a move that comes as the artificial intelligence giant
President Trump says he will allow Nvidia to sell its H200 computer chip used in the development of artificial intelligence to 'approved customers' in China.
Skild AI is developing a hardware-agnostic foundation model for robots that can be customized for various uses.
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All this dealmaking, much of which is quite circular, in the AI scene of late has really taken the AI bubble fears of some to the next level. Regardless, Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) seems content on making smart deals across the scene,
TPUv7 offers a viable alternative to the GPU-centric AI stack has already arrived — one with real implications for the economics and architecture of frontier-scale training.
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