Cyberspace Administration of China
China's internet regulator, which questioned Nvidia over the H20 chip.
Role in each timeline
- US Export Controls on Nvidia AI Chips to China: A100 to H20 to H200
Questioned Nvidia over alleged H20 backdoor risks and was reported to have directed companies not to buy the RTX Pro 6000D.
Cyberspace Administration of China across every timeline
Every dated entry that names Cyberspace Administration of China, from all 1 timeline, newest first.
- Beijing orders Alibaba, ByteDance and others not to buy Nvidia's RTX Pro 6000D Regulatory
The Financial Times reported, and The Register relayed, that the Cyberspace Administration of China had ordered Alibaba, ByteDance and other companies not to order Nvidia's China-specific RTX Pro 6000D Blackwell GPU.
on US Export Controls on Nvidia AI Chips to China: A100 to H20 to H200 - Chinese authorities discourage use of H20 in government and security-related work Regulatory
Chinese authorities sent letters to companies discouraging use of Nvidia's H20 for AI work, particularly by firms involved in government or national security-related projects, days after the U.S. cleared the chip for export again.
on US Export Controls on Nvidia AI Chips to China: A100 to H20 to H200 - China's cyberspace regulator summons Nvidia over alleged H20 backdoor risks Regulatory
The Cyberspace Administration of China said it had interviewed Nvidia and asked it to explain security risks from backdoor vulnerabilities in H20 chips sold to China and to submit supporting material. Nvidia said its chips have no backdoors that would allow remote access or control.
on US Export Controls on Nvidia AI Chips to China: A100 to H20 to H200