华卫的新人工智能芯片使用来自台湾和韩国的事先制裁部件, Huawei's new AI chip uses pre-sanction components from Taiwan and South Korea, despite U.S. restrictions.

瓦威最新的Ascend 910C AI 芯片作为中国技术自食其力的里程碑而得到推广,根据TechInsights的撕裂,它依赖台湾半导体、三星和SK Hynix的关键成分。 Huawei’s latest Ascend 910C AI chips, promoted as a milestone in China’s tech self-reliance, rely on critical components from Taiwan Semiconductor, Samsung, and SK Hynix, according to a TechInsights teardown. 尽管美国制裁自2020年以来阻断了Huawei获得先进芯片的机会,但该公司使用储存的TSMC处理器死亡,并且可能通过中介Sophgo获得三星和SK Hynix的HBM2E老旧记忆。 Though U.S. sanctions have blocked Huawei’s access to advanced chips since 2020, the company used stockpiled TSMC processor dies and older HBM2E memory from Samsung and SK Hynix, likely acquired via intermediary Sophgo. TSMC、Samsung和SK Hynix确认,在2020年以后,它们停止了对华威的销售,但910C芯片中的成分表明,制裁前库存仍在使用。 TSMC, Samsung, and SK Hynix confirm they ceased sales to Huawei after 2020, but components in the 910C chips suggest pre-sanction inventory remains in use. Huawei正在推动AI雄心勃勃的雄心壮志,建立一个新的连接系统,要求高速数据传输,但分析家注意到,其芯片在性能和使用旧的7米计技术方面仍然落后于Nvidia,这凸显了供应链持续的脆弱性。 Huawei is advancing AI ambitions with a new interconnect system claiming high-speed data transfer, but analysts note its chips still lag behind Nvidia in performance and use older 7-nanometer technology, highlighting ongoing supply chain vulnerabilities.