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Reuters reviewed over 150 Chinese procurement notices and identified computing projects valued at 23 billion yuan, or $3.2 billion, built around restricted Nvidia processors. These findings emerged a day after Nvidia co-founder Jensen Huang resigned amid a scandal involving ties to a Chinese businesswoman, highlighting continued demand despite US export controls.
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Nvidia Faces China Smuggling Scandals

Sources: Nvidia verbally told cloud compute clients to sell 51%+ of their services to non-Chinese companies, imposing new limits on China's access to AI chips (Financial Times)

The Nvidia spy scandal exposes networks operating in Singapore that help Chinese tech companies access advanced US AI chips and circumvent export controls (Owen Walker/Financial Times)