Chinese university on US blacklist bought H200 chips
Original headlineABD kara listesindeki Çin üniversitesi H200 çip aldı
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Northwestern Polytechnical University, a Chinese institution on the U.S. export blacklist, purchased two Nvidia H200 chips for 874,700 yuan, reigniting debate over enforcement gaps in Washington's AI restrictions. The transaction shows that blacklisted entities can still obtain advanced processors, raising questions about how effectively export controls are being applied. The H200 is one of Nvidia's most powerful AI chips, making its access by a restricted university particularly notable. Watch for whether U.S. regulators tighten licensing rules or clarify how blacklisted buyers may procure advanced chips through intermediaries.
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