英伟达与AMD同意向美国政府上缴中国芯片销售收入的15%
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英伟达与AMD同意向美国政府上缴中国芯片销售收入的15%

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英伟达和AMD已同意将其在中国芯片销售收入的15%分配给美国政府,以获得出口许可证,从而继续在中国市场运营。

英伟达和AMD已达成协议,将其在中国芯片销售收入的15%分配给美国政府,作为获得出口许可证的条件。该安排具体适用于英伟达的H20芯片和AMD的MI308芯片。美国政府尚未明确说明如何使用所收取的资金。此协议使两家公司能够在美国商务部最近开始发放出口许可证后,继续保持在中国市场的存在,其中包括英伟达的H20芯片。这些芯片经过特别调整,以符合拜登政府对人工智能芯片出口的限制。英伟达表示希望出口规定能够使美国公司在全球保持竞争力。AMD尚未公开发表评论。此安排是在4月份对英伟达H20芯片对华销售禁令被撤销之后达成的。

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Nvidia and AMD have reached an agreement to allocate 15% of their revenue from chip sales in China to the U.S. government as a condition for obtaining export licenses.

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This arrangement applies specifically to Nvidia's H20 chips and AMD's MI308 chips.

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The U.S. government has not yet clarified how it will utilize the collected funds.

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This deal enables both companies to maintain their presence in the Chinese market after the U.S. Commerce Department recently began issuing export licenses.

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Nvidia’s H20 chips were specially adapted to comply with restrictions from the Biden administration's AI chip export controls.

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AMD has not yet commented publicly.

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This arrangement follows a reversal of an April ban on Nvidia’s H20 chip sales to China.

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Nvidia expressed hope that export regulations will allow American companies to remain competitive globally.

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