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Concerns have emerged about Nvidia's sales of H200 AI chips to New Matrix, a Chinese firm with empty offices. The New York Times reports limited evidence of the company's existence, prompting questions about the vetting process by the Commerce Department.
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Concerns have emerged about Nvidia's sales of H200 AI chips to New Matrix, a Chinese firm with empty offices. The New York Times reports limited evidence of the company's existence, prompting questions about the vetting process by the Commerce Department.
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