Chinese Military and Government Procure Nvidia Chips Despite US Ban

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Despite US export controls on Nvidia chips, a Reuters report reveals that Chinese military bodies, state-run AI research institutes, and universities have managed to purchase restricted Nvidia chips through unknown suppliers, bypassing US restrictions. The chips, including the powerful A100 and H100, are being used for AI development, with some entities linked to China's military force making purchases. The US has been attempting to limit China's access to advanced chips, but the black market and loopholes continue to provide access, raising concerns about the effectiveness of export controls and potential impact on US companies.
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