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Chinese companies are accessing advanced Nvidia chips despite U.S. restrictions by renting computing capacity at data centers outside China—particularly in Malaysia and Thailand—and using it remotely. There are also suspicions, though unconfirmed, that chips are being smuggled into the country. Washington bars exports of the latest processors, including Blackwell and Rubin, while allowing sales of the less powerful H200. But licensing requirements have limited the impact of that allowance. Meanwhile, China is developing domestic alternatives, such as Huawei chips, though Nvidia’s chips still outperform them in efficiency and training speed.
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