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Jacob Fox

Nvidia might be in the blame game with TSMC over Blackwell chip failures, but that doesn't mean it will go back to Samsung

Images of Nvidia's Blackwell GPU from GTC.

Although Nvidia's Blackwell chips are finally starting to line server racks—for example, Microsoft Azure servers—they're still arriving a little later than initially planned. But perhaps they should have arrived even later, as we're now hearing word that the chips might have been rushed to market too soon.

Tech site The Information (via Business Korea) reports that "during testing of the Blackwell chips in the weeks after Huang's announcement, Nvidia engineers discovered that the chips failed in the types of high-voltage environments that are common in data centers". This is supposedly according to "two people with direct knowledge of the problem".

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