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NVIDIA AI Chip Orders Face Supply Constraints as Qualcomm and SpaceX Announce 5G Partnership

Chinese technology companies may receive only a small share of NVIDIA chip orders, while Qualcomm and SpaceX have signed a multiyear agreement.

NVIDIA AI Chip Orders Face Supply Constraints as Qualcomm and SpaceX Announce 5G Partnership
Ishant Sharma
Technology / Science Contributor
Published: 2 min read

Updated ยท Originally published

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Developments in the global technology sector have highlighted continued demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure and growing investment in next generation telecommunications networks. NVIDIA shares rose despite concerns over the potential regulatory impact of the US midterm election results, supported by strong demand for its chips.

At the same time, reports indicate that Chinese technology companies, including Alibaba and Tencent, may receive only a small portion of their orders for NVIDIA’s RTX Pro 5500 chips. The developments highlight ongoing supply constraints and the changing allocation of advanced semiconductor manufacturing capacity.

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Chinese Companies May Receive Limited NVIDIA Chip Supplies

Alibaba, Tencent and other Chinese technology companies are reportedly expected to receive only around 1% of approximately $70 billion worth of NVIDIA RTX Pro 5500 chip orders. Reports indicated that around six million chips had been ordered, but only tens of thousands may be delivered over the next four months.

NVIDIA is also reportedly shifting some manufacturing capacity at TSMC towards its next generation Rubin chips. The allocation of production capacity could affect the availability of existing products as demand for advanced AI processors remains strong.

Qualcomm and SpaceX Sign Multiyear Agreement for 5G Network

Qualcomm and SpaceX have signed a multiyear agreement to develop tens of thousands of base stations for SpaceX’s planned nationwide terrestrial 5G network in the United States.

The partnership will use Qualcomm’s Dragonwing hardware and software. Deployment is expected to begin next year, with the planned network operating at a scale comparable to major US telecom operators. The agreement represents a significant expansion of cooperation between the semiconductor and satellite communications industries.

Why are Chinese companies facing limited NVIDIA chip supplies?

Reports indicate that Chinese technology companies may receive only a small share of orders because of supply allocation and manufacturing capacity constraints.

What is the Qualcomm SpaceX agreement about?

The agreement involves developing tens of thousands of base stations for SpaceX’s planned nationwide terrestrial 5G network in the United States.

When is the SpaceX 5G network deployment expected to begin?

Deployment is expected to begin next year, according to the reported agreement.

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Ishant Sharma
Technology / Science Contributor

Ishant Sharma

Ishant Sharma is a Technology and Science Contributor at BigBreakingWire, covering artificial intelligence, software, semiconductors, gadgets, and emerging technologies.

Last reviewed by Ishant Sharma on November 4, 2026

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