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Huawei's bug-ridden software hampers China's efforts to replace Nvidia in AI

3 pointsby hkmaxpro9 months ago

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ggm9 months ago
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ggm9 months ago
In another context (networking gear) Huawei&#x27;s router logic was said to be notorious for being almost purpose written per-customer, there was no engineering train which worked everywhere there was the release you got, for your sale.<p>I do believe over time, this kind of problem will be solved. Bugs have a lifetime, software has a bathtub curve as well as an asymptotic curve about its functionality.<p>Maybe Huawei is learning how to be what it needs to be slowly. It is probable the impetus to become something better is actually stronger now China faces trade restrictions.