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Report says Nvidia servers reached Chinese firm founded by Alice Huang
Servers containing Nvidia H800 chips reportedly reached Shanghai Longteng, a Chinese company founded by businesswoman Alice Huang, according to Bloomberg.
A separate report said companies linked to Huang committed to supplying Nvidia Blackwell chips to DeepSeek, a Chinese AI startup, but it is unclear whether the chips arrived.
The United States banned exports of H800 chips to China in 2023, and Blackwell processors are also restricted from export there.
Bloomberg said Singapore-based Nvidia partner Aperia Cloud Services bought the H800 servers from Dell, but it is unclear how they reached Shanghai Longteng or whether Huang was involved.
Litong, another company associated with Huang in the separate report, denied having business dealings with her and said its resources came through compliant channels.
The claims have renewed scrutiny of possible routes around US chip export controls as Washington seeks to limit China's access to advanced AI technology.
Megaspeed International, a Singapore-based company linked to Huang, is investigating whether it complied with export controls, while Malaysia is probing a subsidiary over possible chip diversion.
A Bloomberg report said servers containing Nvidia H800 chips ended up with Shanghai Longteng Intelligent Computing, a Chinese company founded by Alice Huang.
The servers were reportedly purchased from Dell Technologies by Aperia Cloud Services, an official Nvidia partner based in Singapore.
The United States banned exports of H800 chips to China in 2023.
A separate report by The Information said companies associated with Huang committed to supplying Nvidia Blackwell processors to DeepSeek, but it was unclear whether the chips were delivered.
- Who
- Shanghai Longteng Intelligent Computing reportedly received the servers. Alice Huang founded the company.
- What
- Servers containing Nvidia H800 chips reportedly ended up in the company’s hands.
- When
- Bloomberg reported this on November 13, 2026. The date the servers reached the company was not stated.
- Where
- Shanghai, China.
- Why
- Not stated. The reports did not establish how the hardware was obtained or whether Huang was involved.
Litong
The Information report
Business dealings
Litong
Litong said it had no business dealings with Huang.
The Information report
The Information reported that companies associated with Huang participated in DeepSeek’s second funding round and committed to supplying it with Blackwell processors.
Chip sourcing
Litong
Litong said its business resources were obtained through compliant channels.
The Information report
The report described Litong as allegedly involved in moving Nvidia processors into China.
The United States banned exports of Nvidia H800 chips to China.
The New York Times reported that US authorities were investigating whether Megaspeed was helping Chinese customers access restricted Nvidia chips.
Mint reported on The Information’s claims that companies associated with Huang committed to supplying Blackwell processors to DeepSeek.
Bloomberg reported that servers containing H800 chips had ended up with Shanghai Longteng.
- Chip in reported servers
- Nvidia H800
- Reported recipient
- Shanghai Longteng Intelligent Computing
- Reported server buyer
- Aperia Cloud Services
- H800 export ban
- United States, 2023
- Separate reported DeepSeek supply
- Nvidia Blackwell processors
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What people are saying
Our company has no business dealings with Ms. Huang.