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AI Risks August 19, 2026 · tomshardware.com

China's homegrown AI accelerators to supply 90% of the country's domestic market, analysts suggest

China on track for AI accelerator self-sufficiency. Nvidia commanded 66% of China's AI accelerator market in 2024, but its share dropped to 40% in ...

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