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Nvidia cannot fulfill large Chinese chip orders
Nvidia, the American company, has reported that it is unable to meet all the requests from Chinese firms for the "RTX Pro-5500" graphics cards due to the high demand exceeding its production capacity. Companies such as ByteDance, Alibaba, and Tencent have ordered more than 3 million units, valued at over $35 billion. This demand comes despite American restrictions that prohibit the export of chips designated for data centers, which has caused Nvidia’s market share in China to drop from near dominance to below 10%. Reports indicate that the ongoing demand reflects the importance of the company's products in developing artificial intelligence models in China, despite the US trade restrictions that have reduced their supply in the Chinese market. The "RTX Pro-5500" chips are the least powerful among the company's offerings, but they are available without export restrictions and remain essential for China’s efforts to enhance its computational capabilities.
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