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BREAKING: $NVDA tells neoclouds that majority of their clients must be non-Chinese as Washington moves to restrict access to B300s. Nvidia has halved the number of Asian customers authorised to buy its chips. Via the FT.Read original on X
Nvidia tells neoclouds most B300 clients must be non-Chinese
Nvidia requires most of its cloud-provider chip buyers to be non-Chinese
Nvidia requires most neocloud B300 buyers to be non-Chinese
Nvidia requires most neocloud chip buyers to be non-Chinese
Nvidia requires most neocloud chip buyers to be non-Chinese
Nvidia requires most cloud buyers of its top chips to be non-Chinese
Nvidia tells cloud providers most B300 buyers must be non-Chinese
Nvidia tells cloud providers most B300 buyers must be non-Chinese
Nvidia tells GPU cloud providers most B300 buyers must be non-Chinese
Nvidia tells GPU cloud providers most B300 buyers must be non-Chinese
Nvidia tells GPU cloud providers most B300 buyers must be non-Chinese
Nvidia tells GPU cloud providers most B300 clients must be non-Chinese
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