HONG KONG/TAIPEI -- Chinese automakers and chip companies are racing to replace products from Nvidia and other foreign chip leaders for automotive applications amid fears further U.S. export restrictions could derail development of self-driving and other technologies.
The Nio ET9 sedan uses the Chinese automaker's own NX9031 chip, part of a growing trend of in-house chip development in the country's auto sector. (Source photos by Reuters and screenshot from Nio's website)
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China's automakers speed up efforts to replace Nvidia chips
Fears of more US restrictions push companies to develop in-house solutions
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