US Allows Nvidia to Sell AI Chips to an Empty Office in China
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Concerns have emerged regarding the US Commerce Department and Nvidia's vetting process for Chinese firms authorized to receive Nvidia's H200 AI chips. Reports indicate that New Matrix, an approved firm, operates from an empty office, raising questions about the legitimacy of the transactions. This situation highlights potential gaps in oversight of sensitive technology exports to China.
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Originally published by theverge
