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The New York Times reported on 7 November that the Commerce Department approved two Chinese firms, New Matrix and Maginfra, to handle Nvidia's H200 chips despite having empty offices. Roughly two dozen firms received approval, yet two lack physical presence, while others have ties to sanctioned entities or the Chinese military.
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