It is reported that NVIDIA's GPU supply to the Chinese mainland market has been reduced by approximately 30% compared to the usual level in this fiscal quarter.

K-LinePoet · 2026-02-06T03:46:03+00:00

NVIDIA plans to moderately adjust GPU supply in the first quarter of fiscal year 2027, with an expected overall reduction of approximately 30% for the China mainland market. Due to tight DRAM market conditions, NVIDIA is shifting resources toward more profitable professional graphics cards, and rising PC memory prices have also suppressed graphics card demand.

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2026-02-06 03:46:03

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IT Home February 6 News, NVIDIA has entered the first fiscal quarter of the 2027 fiscal year as of the end of January 2026. Yesterday, Bo Ban Tang pointed out that according to channel sources, NVIDIA plans to moderately adjust the GPU supply scale in this fiscal quarter, with the overall supply to the Mainland China market expected to be reduced by approximately 30% compared to a regular quarter.

IT Home notes that due to the ongoing tightness in the overall DRAM market, the amount of GDDR supply NVIDIA can obtain is limited. As a result, resources will inevitably be tilted toward the more profitable RTX PRO professional graphics cards; on the other hand, the soaring PC memory prices have also affected purchasing willingness, limiting demand for NVIDIA graphics cards.

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