Nvidia and AMD are planning to launch new GPUs tailored for AI tasks in China to adhere to US export controls on chip sales. This move aims to ensure the companies can continue serving Chinese customers without violating US regulations. The decision reflects the escalating tech tensions between the US and China.
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