> According to Bloomberg, supply bottlenecks for high-end memory and other key components could limit chip production this year. Since Huawei also has to serve other customers, DeepSeek might have to wait over a year for the full delivery, estimates Bloomberg.

Like I said, it will delay the Chinese labs for a couple years. These are not even top-line chips.

Frankly, China was not going to allow them to depend on NVIDIA forever, I don't think this motivates domestic production that much over the counterfactual. If NVIDIA didn't have export controls, China was going to set up formal import controls. They want to own their entire supply chain.

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toasty228 an hour ago | parent | next [-]

They'll build five data centers by the time that 1m wide pot hole on your local highway ramp gets a (half assed) fix.

	▲	bpodgursky an hour ago \| parent [-]
		They will build data centers but not have the chips to put in them until 2028. I don't know why you're arguing about things I'm not saying.

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lightedman 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

"Like I said, it will delay the Chinese labs for a couple years."

Not even that long. China can simply order its industries to stop supplying externally and go full-domestic. It has happened before in others parts of Chinese industry; it will happen again. As it stands China can easily build computational nodes at scale, and their LineShine supercomputer holds top place in the Supercomputer Top 500 at almost 2.2 exaflops. They have zero issues building performant hardware.

Couple of years? Their current technology level can make that less than a month.