China financing chain linked to Nvidia Blackwell chips, 32 Asus servers exposed
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A China-backed leasing firm appears to have helped Chinese companies buy restricted Nvidia Blackwell platform chips through financial leasing, according to a recent report. The transactions involved 32 Asus servers equipped with B300 chips, highlighting how US export controls face circumvention risks through finance and supply-chain channels.
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