● RegulationNov 7, 2026 · 18:378 sources
US Approved Nvidia H200 Chip Sales to Chinese Firms With Vacant Offices
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The U.S. government granted export licenses for the Nvidia H200 processor to approximately 24 companies in China to assemble the chips into artificial intelligence systems. A New York Times investigation found that some authorized firms, such as New Matrix and Maginfra, appear to be shell companies with empty offices. This reporting follows a request from Republican chairs of three House committees for a Nov 18 briefing with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang regarding his connections to an alleged Chinese intelligence asset.
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- SUPPORT@reuters“Nvidia chips pile up in Hong Kong as China withholds import approval”x.com
- SUPPORT@choblin29“An eight-chip H200 server now costs over $900,000 on China's unofficial market, roughly TRIPLE its price a year ago.”x.com
- SUPPORT@milkroadai“the registered address of that company, New Matrix, in an industrial park outside Beijing was an empty space.”x.com