Chinese companies are also researching how to combine different types of chips to avoid relying on any one type of hardware
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https://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-sanctions-drive-chinese-firms-to-advance-ai-without-latest-chips-f6aed67fResearch in China on workarounds, such as using software to leverage less powerful chips, is accelerating U.S. sanctions block Chinese companies from accessing Nvidia’s H100 chip, which offers more computational power than its predecessors.
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