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Alice Huang reportedly key to $7.5B in Nvidia GPU imports into China despite export bans

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Alice Huang is reported to have helped move 240,000 banned Nvidia chips, mostly H100 and H200, into China, securing over $7.5 billion of GPU imports through a network of Chinese companies and her three-year relationship with Jensen Huang.

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  1. 2026-11-10 16:50 · Tom's Hardware
    Alice Huang reportedly instrumental in securing over $7.5 billion of Nvidia AI GPU imports during three-year relationship with Jensen Huang
  2. 2026-11-10 16:50 · Tom's Hardware
    Alice Huang reportedly instrumental in securing over $7.5 billion of Nvidia AI GPU imports during three-year relationship with Jensen Huang — helped move 240,000 banned chips into China, mostly H100 and H200

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