3 ms·
On a related subject, can someone shed some light on the reasons and maybe the legal justification for export controls for these processors? I recall reading an
by rtl49 11y ago
On a related subject, can someone shed some light on the reasons and maybe the legal justification for export controls for these processors? I recall reading an article a few months ago about limitations imposed on exports to China of Xeon processors. Are these such a competitive advantage?
- SXX 11y agoIt's wasn't ban just for Intel Xeon, but Nvidia and AMD as well. So it is competitive advantage because there are no alternatives. It's obvious that such restrictions won't affect China's access to actual hardware, but prevent their cooperation with CPU/GPU vendors.
- deleted 11y ago[deleted]