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Analysis and sources: $1B+ of Nvidia's AI chips were shipped to China in the three months after President Trump tightened chip export controls in May

Roaring black market for US semiconductors operates despite efforts to curb Beijing's high-tech ambitions

Financial Times

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  • @jukanlosreve Jukan on x
    Wait, is this for real? I was well aware of B200s being smuggled into China, but GB200s too? Has that actually happened? [image]
  • @andrewcurran_ Andrew Curran on x
    The FT is claiming that more than $1 billion worth of NVIDIA chips have made their way into China over the last three months, including Blackwells which they claim are ‘widely available.’ They report that the current market price for a rack of eight B200's is $489,000. [image]
  • @hsu_steve Steve Hsu on x
    FT: Nvidia AI chips worth $1bn smuggled to China after Trump export controls No shortage of B200 in China. Mostly deployed in data centers out of reach from US regulations, but available for use by PRC bigtech companies. Qwen AI Summary of the Article: The Financial Times [image]
  • @kristinaparts Kristina Partsinevelos on x
    Nvidia AI chips worth $1bn smuggled to China after Trump export controls. A FT analysis reveals that “Nvidia's B200 has become the most sought-after — and widely available — chip in a rampant Chinese black market for American semiconductors.” https://www.ft.com/... $NVDA