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A Reuters review identifies over $3 billion in Chinese computing projects using Nvidia processors despite US export controls. Specific plans include an $873 million facility in Fujian, a 3 billion yuan centre in Shaanxi, and a 2.26 billion yuan project in Jilin. These initiatives rely on restricted H100 and H200 chips, creating supply risks as Nvidia co-founder Jensen Huang resigns.
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Reuters finds $3 billion Nvidia projects in China
Nvidia Excluded From China AI Market

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)