US Chip War Implodes: Why China Just BANNED Nvidia For Good

China just dropped a bombshell, banning its biggest tech companies like Alibaba and ByteDance from acquiring Nvidia's specialized AI chips. But this wasn't a surprise—it was the inevitable outcome of a disastrous and hypocritical US chip war policy that has completely backfired.

Join RubenTek as we break down how years of US sanctions and export controls, originally designed to cripple companies like Huawei, have instead forced China into becoming a self-reliant AI powerhouse. We'll explore the chaotic US policy shifts that cost Nvidia billions, the "Deepseek moment" that changed the AI hardware game, and why Jensen Huang's warnings about the importance of the CUDA software ecosystem were ignored.

The US strategy wasn't just ineffective; it was self-destructive. By blocking its own companies from a multi-billion dollar market, the US government has effectively funded the rise of its primary competitors. Now, China is signaling its confidence that its homegrown chips from Huawei and Cambricon are ready to compete, marking a pivotal moment in the global tech race. Is this the end of US dominance in AI hardware?

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