China subsidizes AI computing for small domestic companies — 'computing power vouchers' spread across multiple Chinese cities

China is expanding its small and medium businesses' access to AI compute resources through the use of 'compute power vouchers' that subsidize the cost of training AI models.

https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intelligence/china-subsidizes-ai-computing-for-small-domestic-companies-computing-power-vouchers-spread-across-multiple-chinese-cities

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