Nvidia requires data center customers to reduce their operations in China
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The UK's Financial Times quoted sources as saying that Nvidia has requested its cloud computing customers to reduce business with Chinese clients, ensuring that at least 51% of services are sold to companies outside of China. The requirement is said to have been communicated orally and applies to Nvidia's global customers, but it only affects future contracts and does not impact existing leasing agreements.
The UK's Financial Times quoted sources reporting that Nvidia ( NVDA.US ) has requested its cloud computing customers to reduce business with Chinese clients, ensuring that at least 51% of services are sold to companies outside of China. There were no such restrictions before.
It is reported that these requirements were communicated orally and are to be implemented by the sales staff and regional teams of Nvidia. They apply to the global customers of Nvidia and not just the data centers in Asia. However, these regulations only affect future contracts and do not impact existing lease agreements.
Nvidia indicates that data centers and cloud platforms supported by American chips are the cornerstone for American model and application developers in global competition. The long-term policy of the United States has been to encourage the development of cloud services based on American infrastructure and to strive for global business, thereby bringing prosperity, influence, and job opportunities to the United States.
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