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China AI projects built on restricted Nvidia chips: $3.2B exposed

Published November 13, 20265 min read
Empty server racks recede through an unfinished data-centre hall with a bare concrete floor.
A data-centre hall represents computing projects specified around restricted processors; the plans do not establish deliveries. Illustration: MarketIntelLabs

Reuters reviewed more than 150 Chinese procurement notices, investment plans, construction contracts and corporate disclosures and identified computing projects with a combined reported value exceeding 23 billion yuan, or $3.2 billion, built around Nvidia processors the company says it can no longer sell into China. The finding, published November 13, is a measure of how far the AI buildout has moved past the legal sales channel: Nvidia's August filing said export controls effectively shut it out of China's data-centre market, yet the paper trail shows local governments, state-owned engineering groups and developers still writing H100 and H200 chips into specifications.

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