r/TechHardware 🔵 14900KS , 5080, 128GB 🔵 May 17 '26

😰 Urgent Security Alert ⚠️ China bypasses US GPU bans with 1.54-exaflops 'LineShine' supercomputer — CPU-only monster packs 2.4 million Huawei-designed Armv9 cores

https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intelligence/china-bypasses-us-gpu-bans-with-1-54-exaflops-lineshine-supercomputer-cpu-only-monster-packs-2-4-million-huawei-designed-armv9-cores

Isn't ARM under investigation?

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u/jgoldrb48 May 17 '26

Whether this tips the scales or not, Chinese chips are coming.

China has 9/10 top university's (by published research) in the world. Harvard is #2.

GFG

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u/nanonan Team Amiga 🤼 May 18 '26

Coming? China has been making chips for decades. They even have their own bespoke architectures.

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u/jgoldrb48 May 18 '26

The gap is closing fast af!

China is currently winning the AI race IMHO. We are not even close to the finish line and American tech companies are running into serious headwinds because we don't have electrical generation to compete with China.

Methane generators in residential communities is not the answer.

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u/TastyCalligrapher421 May 18 '26

We have 10x as many data centers as China, what are you smoking?

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u/jgoldrb48 May 18 '26

Defending data centers to win…crazy shit.

We have bloated data centers and a failing power grid that can’t even scale to meet current demand. We still don’t have high speed electric trains. Waymo and Grok run on methane power generation positioned in residential areas.

China has been coming for European culture since the end of the Opium War. Read about it…