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    Malaysia weighs Huawei chips for $494 million AI project, a post citing Bloomberg says

    The post says state-linked Telekom Malaysia was selected as the project’s key operator, with the priority of keeping sensitive government, military and intelligence data under Malaysian control.

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    A September 7 post citing Bloomberg says Malaysia is evaluating Huawei’s Ascend 910C accelerators for a $494 million sovereign AI project, despite explicit U.S. warnings against the hardware. The post identifies state-linked Telekom Malaysia as the selected key operator. It says Huawei already supplies technology for the company’s cloud infrastructure, although its current AI computing service uses Nvidia chips.

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    @kimmonismusThe demand for Chips is so high, that Malaysia is reportedly considering Huawei chips for a $494 million sovereign AI project, despite explicit US warnings against the hardware. Bloomberg reports that the country is evaluating Huawei’s Ascend 910C accelerators, with state-linked Telekom Malaysia selected as the project’s key operator. The priority is keeping sensitive government, military and intelligence data under Malaysian control. Huawei already supplies technology for Telekom Malaysia’s cloud infrastructure, although its current AI computing service uses Nvidia chips. China is no longer just developing its own AI models, but is increasingly becoming a chip producer that, although lagging significantly behind NVIDIA, is able to produce chips well enough itself.

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    @kimmonismusThe demand for Chips is so high, that Malaysia is reportedly considering Huawei chips for a $494 million sovereign AI project, despite explicit US warnings against the hardware. Bloomberg reports that the country is evaluating Huawei’s Ascend 910C accelerators, with state-linked Telekom Malaysia selected as the project’s key operator. The priority is keeping sensitive government, military and intelligence data under Malaysian control. Huawei already supplies technology for Telekom Malaysia’s cloud infrastructure, although its current AI computing service uses Nvidia chips. China is no longer just developing its own AI models, but is increasingly becoming a chip producer that, although lagging significantly behind NVIDIA, is able to produce chips well enough itself.