Nvidia responds to the Chinese: our chips do not contain backdoors

Nvidia rejects that its microchips may have 'backdoors' that allow remote access or control. After the Cyberspace Administration of China, the internet regulator, expressed its concerns about the security of the US company's H20 artificial intelligence chips, fuelling uncertainty about its sales prospects in the Dragon, an Nvidia spokesman said in a note that 'cybersecurity is of paramount importance to us'. The company 'has no 'backdoors' in its chips that could allow anyone to access them or control them remotely'.