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Huawei looking to enter the GPU business, recruits Nvidia engineers

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Ro 10 April 2020

Huawei Other Rumors

With Huawei's issues with the US government and its ability to sell smartphones outside of China, the company is forced to look for other revenue streams to compensate for the lost opportunities. So the latest rumor coming from South Korea is that the company is setting up a research center in the country with some new recruits coming from Nvidia.

Huawei looking to enter the GPU business, recruits Nvidia engineers

It's important to note that these are not mainstream GPUs we are talking about here. It's about server-grade GPUs used for cloud computing and AI - a market which Nvidia is currently dominating. According to industry insiders, the tech giant has been developing its own GPU chip since 2012 and will present it to the world when the time is right.

It's also possible that the Huawei is working on a GPU to satisfy its own needs as it's currently running some cloud computing services.

Source (in Chinese)

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  • HDJ
  • 14 Feb 2021

I'm pretty sure most GPU sales are from gaming orientated cards - and anyway a new company doesn't mean that their gonna overthrow nivida

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  • AXZz-D
  • HDJ
  • 14 Feb 2021

Most info in general is right - your focusing on the slight chip on a brick on a giant mansion

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  • AXZz-D
  • HDJ
  • 14 Feb 2021

Yes that is very true just like the light bulb in a way

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