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Nvidia Abandons Hopper Series Chip Release In China Due To US Restrictions: 'Not Possible To Modify Hopper Anymore'
Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA) has decided not to launch a new chip from its Hopper series in China. This decision comes in the wake of U.S. government restrictions on H20 chip sales, as confirmed by Nvidia's CEO,
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