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Facing U.S. sanctions and supply shortages, Huawei directs customers to procure memory for its new Ascend 960DT AI chips independently on the black market. Smugglers dodge rules by pairing High-Bandwidth Memory with low-end processors, driving prices to around $4,000 per unit. This workaround bypasses export blocks from Samsung and SK Hynix, which control over 80 percent of the global market.
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