A repeated WSJ-linked note says China is still closing the AI-chip gap
kimmonismus · x · 2026-07-24
A reply repeating the same WSJ-linked argument: China is steadily building a domestic AI-chip stack that could reduce reliance on Nvidia, despite export controls and limited access to EUV tools.
It repeats the key numbers on declining import dependence and Huawei’s progress with Ascend chips, but adds no material new information beyond the original post.
Related event: China Accelerates Domestic AI Chip Stack to Reduce Reliance on Nvidia(4 posts)→
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