China's high-end chip R&D has a long way to go as U.S. restricts chip exports to China

On August 31, the U.S. chip design company NVIDIA said that the U.S. government asked to restrict the export to China of the two latest two generations of flagship GPU computing chips used to accelerate artificial intelligence tasks, A100 and H100. September 1, the Ministry of Commerce responded to this, has noted the relevant situation, the U.S. side has continued to abuse the export control measures, to restrict the export of semiconductor-related items to China, to which China resolutely opposes.

The Ministry of Commerce pointed out that the relevant practices of the U.S. side deviate from the principle of fair competition and violate the rules of international trade and economic cooperation, which not only harm the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese enterprises, but also seriously affect the interests of U.S. enterprises, impede international scientific and technological exchanges and economic and trade cooperation, and have an impact on the stability of the global industrial chain and supply chain and the recovery of the world economy.

The U.S. side should immediately stop its wrong practices, treat enterprises from all countries, including Chinese companies, fairly, and do more to benefit the stability of the world economy, the Commerce Ministry said.

China's high-end chip R & D is a long way to go, the road of high-end chip localization there is still a long way to go to break through.

Just think of encoder products, although the localization of high-end products has been achieved, the breakthrough of this road also went a long time to achieve. The road to localization of high-end products is full of thorns, as long as the courage to go on, will one day see the dawn of victory.