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C4ADS reports restricted NVIDIA AI chips continue reaching China through multiple pathways

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C4ADS reports that restricted NVIDIA AI chips continue to reach China despite years of Western export controls.Backed by 1 sourcesc4ads.org

The analysis maps several pathways for those chips, including acquisitions by universities and transshipment through Southeast Asia.Backed by 1 sourcesc4ads.org The report also examines the corporate ownership structure behind a chip importer valued at $4.6 billion.Backed by 1 sourcesc4ads.org

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