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A Chinese university with ties to the country’s military obtained Nvidia’s most powerful chips last month despite being on a US blacklist, Reuters reported, according to Semafor.
Why it mattersThe account raises a pointed question about how well chip-export restrictions work in practice.
Discuss: If a blacklisted institution can obtain restricted chips, should the US tighten export rules further, or focus first on enforcing the controls already in place?
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