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It's 'game over' for Nvidia in China: Huawei's reported new chip
Chinese tech company Huawei is reportedly working on a new artificial intelligence (AI) chip to compete with Nvidia (NVDA), according to reporting from the Wall Street Journal. Morningstar equity strategist Brian Colello joins Catalysts with Madison Mills to dive deeper into the report and what it means for US chip giant Nvidia.
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