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“How China gets the Nvidia chips it needs to develop AI”

“TOKYO — Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has admitted to having an affair, reportedly with a Chinese executive at a Singapore-based company that the United States suspects of smuggling AI microchips into China.”

China obtains Nvidia GPUs to develop AI amid export controls

Key points

  • Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admits to an affair involving a Chinese executive from a Singapore-based company suspected of smuggling AI chips into China.
  • US export restrictions limit Nvidia's top GPUs, complicating sales to China for military-relevant AI purposes.
  • China uses cutting-edge Nvidia chips through smuggling, loopholes, or renting compute at data centers abroad.
  • Moonshot AI, Z.ai, and DeepSeek have launched Chinese models that intensify competition with US chipmakers.
  • Huawei and other Chinese firms are advancing native AI chips, aiming to reduce reliance on Nvidia GPUs.
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    Records show PLA-linked Chinese university bought Nvidia H200 chips despite US blacklist.

    Northwestern Polytechnical University paid 874,700 yuan for two H200s for its management school and also rents Nvidia-powered servers.
    SourcesSouth China Morning Post04:00 UTCBloomberg04:54 UTCBangkok Post05:45 UTCThe Straits Times06:20 UTCThe Korea Times06:37 UTCThe Economic Times07:37 UTCHong Kong Free Press08:10 UTCQuartz13:30 UTCand 9 more