A800
A compliant data center GPU introduced by NVIDIA for export-control markets, meeting the export requirements of specific regions by reducing parameters such as interconnect bandwidth.
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NVIDIA has launched "special supply" chips such as the A800, H800, and H20 to circumvent the red lines of U.S. export controls.
NVIDIA introduced downgraded versions A800 and H800 to circumvent export restrictions, but the updated rules in October 2023 closed this loophole.
In October 2023, the United States further tightened chip export control standards, bringing NVIDIA's substitute chips A800/H800 under regulatory control.
The A800 has a bandwidth of approximately 2 TB/s, and the A800/A100 support multi-card parallelism.
NVIDIA introduced the A800 and H800 chips exclusively for the Chinese market, but an October 2023 rule update closed this loophole.
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NVIDIA has launched "special supply" chips such as the A800, H800, and H20 to circumvent the red lines of U.S. export controls.
50%UnverifiedThe A800 has a bandwidth of approximately 2 TB/s, and the A800/A100 support multi-card parallelism.
50%UnverifiedNVIDIA introduced downgraded versions A800 and H800 to circumvent export restrictions, but the updated rules in October 2023 closed this loophole.
50%UnverifiedIn October 2023, the United States further tightened chip export control standards, bringing NVIDIA's substitute chips A800/H800 under regulatory control.
50%UnverifiedNVIDIA introduced the A800 and H800 chips exclusively for the Chinese market, but an October 2023 rule update closed this loophole.
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