US-blacklisted Chinese university buys Nvidia H200 AI chips through domestic suppliers: Report

Mint - Nov 11, 2026

A Chinese university with close ties to the People's Liberation Army (PLA) has purchased Nvidia's advanced H200 artificial intelligence (AI) chips despite being on a US trade blacklist, highlighting gaps in Washington's restrictions on China's access to high-end computing technology, according to a Reuters report.

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