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U.S.-China Tech Tensions Rise Over Nvidia AI Chip Exports

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A U.S. official told Congress that only a minimal number of Nvidia H200 artificial intelligence chips have reached China, marking a critical juncture in export control discussions. The disclosure came amid growing scrutiny over export policies surrounding cutting-edge technology. While the Commerce Department had previously greenlighted several Chinese firms, including Alibaba and Tencent, to procure these chips, actual deliveries have remained scarce. The debate over export controls intensified with concerns over potential loopholes allowing Chinese subsidiaries to acquire superior Nvidia Blackwell chips. The discussion emphasized the delicate balance between regulation and international trade relations, as highlighted by recent policy shifts involving other nations like the UAE.
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