Jensen Huang burned his bridges. Here’s how Chinese AI chipmakers are making him irrelevant.
NVIDIA's Next "China-Specific" Blackwell B30 AI Chip Rumored to See Significant Demand; Dominating The Inferencing Market share.google/Vc3PdnVLQyGCzv…
Jensen Huang is done in China.
His stripped-down B30 chip won’t save him. His Pentagon ties burned his bridges. And Chinese GPU makers are rising fast.
Nvidia is not irreplaceable. It’s obsolete. (1/15)
China has no illusion about Jensen's loyalties.
He went to Washington, got export bans.
He came to Beijing, got nothing.
Then he fled to Taiwan like it was a safe middle ground.
Beijing never forgot. (2/15)
Now he’s back with a neutered “Blackwell B30” chip.
No CoWoS.
No HBM.
No high bandwidth.
Just a low-performance placeholder trying to hold market share without violating U.S. export rules. (3/15)
China’s answer?
Build its own stack.
From silicon to software.
Backed by state capital, industrial policy, and market demand.
Nvidia’s monopoly is breaking. (4/15)
Here are the Chinese GPU makers rendering Nvidia obsolete.
Not in theory. In production.
Right now. (5/15)
🇨🇳 Biren Tech
BR100 chip rivaled A100
Cut off by TSMC, pivoting to SMIC
Focused on large model training
Deep state backing
Sanctioned? Yes. Crippled? No. (6/15)
🇨🇳 Moore Threads
Founded by Nvidia’s ex-China GM
General-purpose GPU for AI and gaming
Works with Baidu PaddlePaddle
Made on SMIC 7nm
They know CUDA. And how to kill it. (7/15)
🇨🇳 Innosilicon
Fantasy One GPU already in the wild
Also makes GDDR and LPDDR controllers
Building a vertically integrated ecosystem
Not flashy. Just effective. (8/15)
🇨🇳 Iluvatar CoreX
TI series chips for training and inference
Runs Transformer models at scale
Deployed in major Chinese data centers
They don’t talk much. They just execute. (9/15)
🇨🇳 Cambricon
Spun out of the Chinese Academy of Sciences
Focus on edge and cloud inference
Backed by deep research talent
Not a GPU in name. But a GPU in function. (10/15)
🇨🇳 Huawei Ascend
910B for training, 310B for inference
Powered by MindSpore, not CUDA
Runs Pangu models, vision models, and LLMs
You don’t need Nvidia when you control the full stack. (11/15)
🇨🇳 MetaX
Founded by ex-AMD engineer
Backed by Alibaba
Targeting general-purpose compute
Still early, but moving fast with local fabs and local software. (12/15)
The software problem is solved.
PaddlePaddle. MindSpore. OneFlow.
China doesn’t need CUDA anymore.
What it needs, it already has. (13/15)
The final nail: policy.
Beijing is banning foreign GPUs in state infrastructure.
Data centers. Research labs. Military applications.
If it’s not domestic, it’s not allowed. (14/15)
Jensen Huang isn’t bringing chips to China.
He’s bringing apologies.
But China doesn’t need either.
Nvidia is no longer a gatekeeper.
It’s a ghost. (15/15)
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Nvidia gets China chip deal. Media cheers. But CUDA is banned and China has already moved on.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Says The Company Has Won Approval To Sell Its H20 AI Computer Chips To China share.google/Po9UFe428AFNXB…
Exhibit Q18
Another feel-good Nvidia puff piece hit the wires. Here’s what they didn’t tell you: CUDA is banned in China. Jensen Huang is a Pentagon favorite. And Nvidia's China comeback is mostly smoke.🔻
(1/12)
Bloomberg, MarketWatch, and Gizmodo raced to publish headlines like:
“Nvidia Cleared to Sell AI Chips to China”
But none of them mention the elephant in the datacenter: China has banned CUDA—the very software ecosystem that makes Nvidia hardware useful.
(2/12)
There is nothing stopping China’s reunification with its island. The so-called “Republic of China” has no diplomatic recognition. Not from the UN. Not from the EU. Not even from the Vatican.
(1/12)
Taipei’s sovereignty exists only on U.S. television screens and arms contractor slideshows. The world already moved on. The paperwork is just catching up.
(2/12)
Huawei just filed a patent for a 3,000 km EV battery that charges in 5 minutes. It's not just a tech leap. It's a warning shot at Wall Street’s entire financial religion.
Huawei just filed a patent for an EV battery with 3,000 km range and 5-minute full charge. Western media is missing the real story. This isn’t just a tech breakthrough. It’s a systemic threat to Wall Street’s religion. 🧵
(1/15)
Huawei’s battery uses a nitrogen-doped sulfide solid electrolyte. That’s not marketing fluff. It means faster ion transfer, higher energy density, lower thermal risk. In theory, 2–3x the energy density of current lithium cells.
Western journalists think they're covering China's tech rise. They're not. Without technical Mandarin, they're just repackaging rumors. Here's why every serious reporter needs to start reading Chinese. (1/12)
If you're a Western journalist trying to cover China's semiconductor or AI industries without reading technical Chinese, you're not reporting. You're guessing. (2/12)