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Nvidia Reportedly Seeks a Chinese Partner to Develop AI-Powered 6G Base Stations

Nvidia is reportedly seeking a Chinese base-station maker, Shenzhen-based Jiaxian Communications, to combine its AI computing platform with wireless network equipment for 6G systems aimed at overseas markets. The two have been in contact since 2025 and have worked on the project for more than six months, with trial networks targeted for 2027 or 2028, though the partnership and final product are not publicly confirmed.

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Nvidia Reportedly Seeks a Chinese Partner to Develop AI-Powered 6G Base Stations
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Nvidia is reportedly seeking a Chinese base-station maker to combine its AI computing platform with wireless network equipment for 6G systems aimed at overseas markets, according to people in the communications supply chain.

The report said Nvidia and a Shenzhen-based company, 佳贤通信 (Jiaxian Communications, our transliteration), had been in contact since 2025 and had worked on the project for more than six months. It said trial networks could be targeted for 2027 or 2028; the partnership and a final product have not been publicly confirmed. [TechNode reporting]

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