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Chinese tech firms buy over 1 million Nvidia graphics chips, report says

The Financial Times reports that Chinese companies are repurposing gaming and workstation processors that comply with US export controls to fill gaps in computing capacity.

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Chinese tech firms buy over 1 million Nvidia graphics chips, report says

The Financial Times reports that Chinese companies are repurposing gaming and workstation processors that comply with US export controls to fill gaps in computing capacity.

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