Chinese government media says that NVIDIA H20 chips are not safe for China

The social media soup of the Chinese government media said on Sunday, after Beijing raised concerns about reaching the back door in these chips, that the H20 foil from NVIDIA constitutes security concerns for China, according to the social media account of the Chinese government media on Sunday, after Beijing raised concerns that the rear door arriving in these chips.

Yuyuan Tantian, affiliated with CCTV, said in an article published by WeChat, that H20 chips are also not technically advanced or environmentally friendly, said Yuyuan Tantian, who belongs to the CCTV state broadcaster, said in an article published by WeChat.

The article concluded that “when a kind of chips are not a friend of the environment, nor advanced, nor safe, as consumers, we definitely have the option not to buy it.”

NVIDIA did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

H20 artificial intelligence chips were developed by NVIDIA for the Chinese market after the United States imposed export restrictions on advanced artificial intelligence chips in late 2023.

President Trump’s administration banned its sales in April amid an escalation of trade tensions with China, but reflected the ban in July.

The Chinese Electronic Space Control Authority said on July 31 that it summoned NVIDIA to a meeting, as it asked the chips maker to explain whether the H20 chips have any security risks to the rear paper – a hidden way to overcome natural authentication or security controls.

NVIDIA said later that its products do not contain “background devices” that would allow distance access or control.

In her article, Yuuan Tantian said that NVIDIA chips can achieve jobs including “remote closure” through “Backdooor” devices.

Yuyuan Tantian’s comment followed by People’s Daily, other Chinese government media.

In a comment earlier this month, people said that NVIDIA should produce “convincing security evidence” to eliminate Chinese users’ concerns about the security risks of its chips and restore market confidence.