Nvidia is offering Chinese customers the A800 GPU, which it says meets US export control rules, as an alternative to its A100 chip that the US banned for export (Jane Lanhee Lee/Reuters)

Max A. Cherney / Protocol:
Nvidia and AMD say the US imposed export restrictions on chips used for AI applications to Russia and China, affecting chips like Nvidia’s A100 and AMD’s MI200  —  The U.S. has begun to impose fresh restrictions on exports of advanced chips necessary for AI-related applications to Russia and China …

Jane Lanhee Lee / Reuters:
Reach Power, which is developing products to wirelessly transmit electricity to power IoT and other devices, raised a $30M Series B led by DCVC  —  Reach Power Inc, a Silicon Valley startup that beams electricity wirelessly, said on Friday it had raised $30 million in a funding round that will help it commercialize its products.

Kif Leswing / CNBC:
Nvidia reports Q3 revenue down 17% YoY to $5.93B, vs. $5.77B est., including Data Center revenue up 31% YoY to $3.83B and Gaming revenue down 51% YoY to $1.57B  —  – Nvidia reported fiscal third-quarter results on Wednesday for the period ending in October with sales beating analyst expectations but earnings per share coming in light.

Denny Jacob / Wall Street Journal:
Nvidia, which had suspended shipments to Russia, plans to close its Russian offices and offer employees the option to continue their jobs in other countries  —  Chip maker says it can no longer operate effectively in country because of recent developments  —  Nvidia Corp. NVDA 3.07%▲ …

Kif Leswing / CNBC:
Nvidia says the US agreed to let it continue developing its H100 enterprise AI chip in China; Nvidia stock is down 11%+ after warning about export restrictions  —  – Nvidia said on Thursday that the U.S. Government told the company it can continue to develop its H100 artificial intelligence chip in China.

Andrew Cunningham / Ars Technica:
EVGA stops making video cards, citing conflicts with Nvidia and ending a partnership started in 1999; Nvidia’s GeForce reportedly makes up 80% of EVGA’s revenue  —  EVGA will continue selling current-gen GeForce cards until it runs out of stock.  —  Graphics card manufacturer eVGA …