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Israeli security firm Lava identifies 32 illegal Nvidia Blackwell Ultra B300 chips inside China Telecom's network. These export-controlled GPUs, barred from sale to China, were found in the state-owned telecom's data center, continuing a pattern of smuggling that previously involved $1 billion in chips in 2025.
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Sources: Chinese tech companies bought 1M+ Nvidia gaming and workstation chips, mostly RTX 5090 and RTX Pro, for basic AI workloads amid an AI chip shortage (Financial Times)

China Buys 1 Million Nvidia GPUs

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