[Multiple Chinese AI Data Center Projects Plan to Use Restricted Nvidia Chips] A Reuters investigation has found that multiple AI data center projects in China plan to use Nvidia chips subject to U.S. export controls, with a total investment exceeding 23 billion yuan (approximately $3.2 billion). A proposed computing center in Fujian, valued at 6.2 billion yuan, lists the use of H100 servers; a data center project in Shaanxi, valued at 3 billion yuan, lists H100 and H200 chips; and a project in Jilin, valued at 2.26 billion yuan, plans to combine Nvidia with domestically produced processors. These amounts cover infrastructure such as buildings and power, and related documents do not prove that all processors have been acquired or that there has been any violation of export regulations. (Source: Reuters)