BREAKING: Banned Nvidia chips ended up in a Shanghai AI data center linked to Alice Huang, per Bloomberg
A company Huang founded, now majority-owned by her sister, listed 52 Super Micro units with Nvidia H100 or H200 chips, which can’t be sold to China without US approval. Separately, a Singapore Nvidia cloud partner bought 22 Dell servers with Nvidia H800 chips. The chips went to a Shanghai facility run by Huang’s husband, Kang Wei.
US officials suspect Alice Huang was recruited by Chinese intelligence to target Jensen Huang, who resigned as Nvidia CEO this week.