- Chinese firms get Blackwell chips by ordering through nearby countries, defying U.S. bans | The bans make Blackwell chips expensive, but Chinese firms can still buy them through intermediaries. https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/chinese-firms-get-blackwell-chips-by-ordering-through-nearby-countries-defying-u-s-bans 13 comments china
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