US Commerce Department cleared Nvidia H200 chip sales to ~two dozen Chinese firms, some tied to blacklisted companies, NYT reports

The New York Times reported Saturday that the US Commerce Department cleared Nvidia H200 AI chip sales to roughly two dozen Chinese firms, some with vacant, unstaffed offices and ties to companies under sanctions over national security concerns. New Matrix and Maginfra were among those cleared, with their role to assemble the chips. The report is unconfirmed by Nvidia or the Commerce Department.

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