Documents place US$73 million in US-banned Nvidia servers in Shanghai
Documents reviewed by Bloomberg indicate that a Chinese company founded by Alice Huang acquired prohibited AI chips that ended up installed in a data center in Shanghai. Aperia Cloud Services, an official Nvidia partner based in Singapore, bought 22 servers with H800 chips from Dell, whose sale to China Washington restricted in 2023. In total there are 193 servers valued at 485 million yuan (about US$73 million), offered as collateral for financing in January 2025 by a subsidiary of Shanghai Longteng Intelligent Computing.
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- Bloomberg describes the documents as the most explicit evidence yet of a Chinese network with access to restricted Nvidia hardware
- Aperia, an official Nvidia partner in Singapore, bought 22 servers with H800 chips banned for China since 2023 from Dell
- The 193 servers, valued at about US$73 million, were offered as collateral for financing in January 2025
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