Nvidia says that his AI chips do not have a ‘switch’ after China’s claim

Nvidia Chinese allegations were refused to have his data center on Tuesday GpuS Cosmetic Include a hardware function that can deactivate the chips remotely, which is commonly called the “Kill Switch”.

On Tuesday, NVDia Chief Security Officer David Rabur wrote, “NVDU GPU should not be switched and baked and should not kill.”

The Blog post China’s CyberSpace Administration said last week that NVDia’s data center AI chip was needed to provide documents about the safety insecurity in the H -201 for Chinese market. The regulator mentions the “Bakdor” security risks, according to New York Times??

An example of how nvidia navigate is Geographical AI chips are in high demand from countries and companies around the world. Are US MPs Proposed laws This requires AI chips in accordance with export rules that are equipped with a location-tracking system.

For national security reasons, the United States has placed export controls on some NVDia chips.

Nvidia Chief Executive Officer Jennsen Huang AI Computer, especially in Chinese developers, has argued that this is better for the United States if NVDia’s chips become a global standard.

H20 has earned billions of revenue every quarter for NVIDA in sales, though the company does not especially break its revenue. China’s export on Chip was briefly banned in April.

The company has said Export Prevention On its China-Cyt H20 chips.

Trump administration said in July that it would be Forgive To resume the sale of chips.

Silicon Valley technicians and security experts generally believe that Backadors – when a device has a hidden task that will allow the government or attackers to secretly or otherwise control data from the computer – are weak in products.

Appple beltIn particular, the one who is called is publicly fighting from government requests “Babkador“Even before.

NVDia refused to comment on your blog post.

Rebar posts in the blog post that Gupta Backdorses are dangerous insecurity that can be used by hackers, not only officers but also “violate the basic principles of cyber security.”

He said that if a key switch or bucker is installed in products like NVVia GPU, they would harm the benefit of the US national security.

Reber wrote, “Kill switch in the chip is a completely different thing: permanent defects beyond the user’s control and an free invitation for disaster,” said Rabber. “It’s like buying a car where dealerships keep the remote control for parking breaks – if they decide that you should not drive.”