Alibaba (BABA) has developed a new, more versatile chip as Chinese companies attempt to fill the void left from Nvidia’s (NVDA) regulatory bans, Raffaele Huang and Tracy Qu of Wall Street Journal report. China remains far from being able to make chips that can rival the most advanced American products, industry insiders tell the Journal. However, companies in China are coming up with substitutes for Nvidia’s H20 chip, the paper adds.
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