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Ukraine found an uncontrolled Nvidia AI chip inside a Russian cruise missile

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Ukraine's intel agency (HUR) pulled a Nvidia Jetson Orin NX module out of a downed Russian S-71M cruise missile, disclosed a few days ago. Nvidia's response is kind of wild: this specific chip was never on any export control list to begin with, unlike their datacenter GPUs, and they've said outrigh…

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  1. 2026-08-20 13:24 · r/artificial
    Ukraine found an uncontrolled Nvidia AI chip inside a Russian cruise missile

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