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Moonshot Rents Nvidia’s Top AI Chips in China, Documents Show

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 10 November 2026, 04:54 UTC By Andy Lin 1 min read
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Moonshot Rents Nvidia’s Top AI Chips in China, Documents Show Moonshot AI accessed a trove of Nvidia Corp.’s most advanced chips this summer, according to documents filed with Beijing regulators, highlighting the Chinese artificial intelligence champion’s reliance on American hardware despite US export restrictions. The firm behind one of China’s most advanced AI models signed a contract in August to rent 32 Super Micro Computer Inc. servers equipped with Nvidia’s B300 GPUs, the most...

Moonshot Rents Nvidia’s Top AI Chips in China, Documents Show Moonshot AI accessed a trove of Nvidia Corp.’s most advanced chips this summer, according to documents filed with Beijing regulators, highlighting the Chinese artificial intelligence champion’s reliance on American hardware despite US export restrictions. The firm behind one of China’s most advanced AI models signed a contract in August to rent 32 Super Micro Computer Inc. servers equipped with Nvidia’s B300 GPUs, the most powerful AI accelerators on the market, documents reviewed by Bloomberg News show.
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