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NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) is a technology company focused on innovations in accelerated computing, with GPU (graphics processing unit) as its core technology, driving the revolution in artificial intelligence (AI), graphics rendering, and high-performance computing (HPC). NVIDIA's ecosystem encompasses hardware (such as GPUs and CPUs), software platforms (such as CUDA and Omniverse), and cloud services, as well as sustainable computing and digital twin technologies.
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first_img Ming-Chi Kuo: NVIDIA tests fiberglass-free copper-clad laminates

Tianfeng International Securities analyst Guo Mingqi published that his latest supply chain check shows that NVIDIA has begun testing fiberglass-free copper-clad laminates primarily made of hydrocarbon resin to replace the previously tested fiberglass-free PTFE copper-clad laminates, along with fiberglass-free hydrocarbon prepregs. The test aims to confirm whether this combination can meet the requirements of the Rubin Ultra NVL576 exchange tray PCB. NVL576 is an eight-rack interconnection solution expected to enter mass production in the second half of 2027.Guo Mingqi stated that preliminary tests conducted to enhance PCB manufacturability show that the fiberglass-free hydrocarbon copper-clad laminate has met the high-frequency electrical requirements of the exchange tray. Its electrical performance lags behind the original PTFE solution but is better than the M9 level solution and exceeds the M10 published specifications. This result does not represent the final material selection, indicating that NVIDIA is still seeking higher PCB manufacturing yields and production efficiency while meeting electrical requirements.Guo Mingqi mentioned that Shengyi Technology is currently the leading supplier for the NVL576 exchange tray material evaluation, with related materials including fiberglass-free PTFE copper-clad laminate SG5300N, fiberglass-free hydrocarbon copper-clad laminate SG1030N, and fiberglass-free hydrocarbon prepreg SIF09. SG1030N and SIF09 still contain a small amount of PTFE. He also stated that once specifications are confirmed and mass production begins, Shengyi Technology is expected to accelerate procurement from Chinese hydrocarbon material suppliers such as Dongcai, Shengquan, and potential supplier GCH Technology.

first_img Alibaba ModelScope competes with MoArk for the domestic open-source model platform

According to Rest of World, Alibaba launched the open-source model platform ModelScope in 2022, and OSChina launched MoArk in 2023, providing model hosting, testing, and customization services for Chinese developers behind firewalls. In 2023, Chinese regulators blocked Hugging Face without disclosing specific reasons; reports indicate that the government simultaneously allowed artificial intelligence laboratories to bypass the blockade to share Chinese models globally. ModelScope currently hosts over 170,000 models and stated in March that it has 170,000 models and 250 million users; MoArk hosts about 20,000 commonly used models, both still below Hugging Face, which hosts over 3 million open models.OSChina CEO Xu Yong stated that not everyone can always use a VPN, and China needs to establish an independent artificial intelligence ecosystem that serves Chinese users, claiming that China is developing an independent ecosystem faster than during the internet era. He also mentioned that MoArk has deployed engineering teams to ensure that models can run on different types of Chinese chips, making it their mission to ensure mainstream open models are compatible with Chinese chips. Both platforms offer some services for free, with additional computing power and premium features charged; ModelScope also hosts university hackathons and has opened co-working and event spaces for AI entrepreneurs in Hangzhou.Headquartered in New York, Hugging Face is a major platform for sharing open models and datasets. In September, Nvidia announced its acquisition of the company for $12.9 billion and noted in regulatory filings that regulators might prohibit sharing Chinese models on the site.

first_img Jensen Huang: AI model distillation is competition, not theft

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang stated in an interview with CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Monday that training or learning with competitors' products is part of competition, and he refused to label AI model distillation as theft. When asked if distillation is not robbery, Huang said that it is competition. He mentioned that people can test others' products, and NVIDIA's products are sometimes taken apart to the bare bones to understand how they work; he would prefer that others do not learn from NVIDIA products, but competition makes everything better. If one does not want others to use their products, they can identify customers and discontinue services.U.S. officials have accused Chinese AI companies of using distillation, which involves training models with outputs from other models, extracting capabilities from U.S. systems. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bansen stated in July that this practice is theft and threatened to impose sanctions on overseas companies that utilize distillation to extract capabilities from U.S. models. The White House did not immediately respond to CNBC's request for comment, and U.S. officials are considering measures against overseas companies that use distillation.Earlier this month, the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency accused Chinese AI companies of conducting industrial-scale knowledge distillation activities, violating the terms of use for U.S. companies. AI company Anthropic stated earlier this month that it found Alibaba's Qwen series models and DeepSeek engaging in illegal distillation. The Chinese side denied these accusations.
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