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China-market Ada Lovelace PCIe accelerator (48GB GDDR6) launched November 2023 as an export-compliant inference/workstation-class part, positioned below Huawei's alternatives on price.

ChinaShippingNvidiaAda Lovelace familyLaunched 2023-11TSMC 4N (AD102)

Latest observation ~$3.4K (per card) as of 2026-08 · researched 2026-08-27

~$3.4Klatest observation · reseller listing · 2026-08
1dated price observations on record
8sourced specs (all linked below)

Specifications

Sourced specs

SpecValueSource
ArchitectureAda Lovelace AD102, dual-slot PCIe card, 96MB L2 cachevia eet-china.com2023-11
FP8/INT8 compute239 TFLOPS/TOPS (dense)via eet-china.com2023-11
FP16 compute119.5 TFLOPS (dense; 239 with sparsity)via eet-china.com2023-11
FP32 compute59.8 TFLOPSvia flopper.io2026-08
FP64Not supported (per report)via eet-china.com2023-11
Memory48GB GDDR6 ECC, 384-bit, 864 GB/svia eet-china.com2023-11
InterconnectPCIe Gen4 x16 (~64 GB/s bidirectional)via flopper.io2026-08
TDP275W, dual-slot passivevia eet-china.com2023-11

Pricing

Price history, newest first

DatePriceTypeSourceConfidence
2026-08~$3.4K per cardTypical street price roughly $3,400+Reseller listingvia Flopper reseller-price tracker (retrieved Aug 2026)low

vendor-official or multiple independent reports · single major report or several secondary · estimate or lone secondary source

Prices in USD, converted at each observation year's average exchange rate; the original figure and rate print under every converted price. How prices are sourced and graded ↗

Context

Notes

  • Chinese media (Dec 2023) reported launch pricing near ¥15,000 (~$2,100), cheaper than Huawei's China alternatives; ZOL reseller quotes around ¥29,000 appeared in 2025-2026. Stable URLs for both could not be pinned, so they are recorded here rather than as price points.
  • Launched 2023-11-16 for the Chinese market under the October 2023 US export rules.

Where it sits

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All specs and prices link to their original sources, dated as observed. Figures are market observations, not offers; treat each as of its date.