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first_img Reuters: China's over 3.2 billion USD AI data center project still designated to use restricted NVIDIA chips

According to a Reuters survey, Chinese developers are still planning AI data centers around Nvidia processors that are subject to U.S. export controls, with a total project value exceeding 23 billion yuan (approximately 3.2 billion USD). The agency compiled over 150 procurement announcements, investment plans, and corporate records, many of which explicitly list H100, H200, or H800 chips. The 3.2 billion USD is the overall investment amount for the projects, covering infrastructure such as construction and power, and the documents did not prove that all related chips have been obtained, nor did they show any violations.A proposed computing center in Fujian is valued at 6.2 billion yuan (approximately 873 million USD), with the official investment list specifying H100 servers, which are still seeking financing; a state-owned engineering group in Shaanxi has won a contract related to a 3 billion yuan project, with documents listing H100 and H200; a 2.26 billion yuan project in Jilin plans to combine Nvidia hardware with domestic processors; a proposed project in Inner Mongolia specifies 625 H200 servers, while Wuxi claims that an H800 cluster has been put into operation in March 2025.Since 2022, the U.S. has restricted the export of advanced AI chips to China, and in January 2026, the Department of Commerce changed the export application for H200 to case-by-case approval, with sales still requiring a license, and restrictions on H100 being even stricter. Reuters cited IDC data stating that in the first half of 2026, Nvidia accounted for 34% of AI accelerator shipments in China, while Huawei accounted for 28%. Chinese developer Z.AI has released an image generation model fully trained on Huawei chips. These records show that Nvidia is still deeply embedded in China's AI infrastructure planning, putting pressure on U.S. officials facing congressional scrutiny.

Jane Street's holdings in Nvidia more than doubled in the third quarter, valued at approximately 5.44 billion USD

The latest 13F filing from the quantitative trading firm Jane Street shows that as of September 30, the company held 23.8268 million shares of Nvidia common stock, with a market value of approximately $5.442 billion based on the quarter-end price. Compared to the end of the second quarter, when it held 11.8056 million shares valued at about $2.362 billion, the number of shares increased by 12.0211 million, an increase of about 101.8%. Among the listed common stock holdings, Nvidia is the second largest position, second only to the SPDR S&P 500 ETF.The 13F only reflects the quarter-end holdings and does not represent the current positions, nor does it disclose short positions, and it does not specify the timing of the increases or the gains and losses. The same document also lists a large number of call and put options for Nvidia, corresponding to approximately 74.76 million shares with a notional value of about $17.07 billion, and about 10.5 million shares with a notional value of approximately $23.98 billion. Options are reported based on the notional value of the underlying stock, and the notional size may significantly exceed the actual investment, making it impossible to assess the overall risk exposure after hedging based on this information; therefore, this holding cannot be simply understood as a one-way heavy bet.

The super fusion spun off by Huawei has passed the review and plans to raise 8 billion yuan

The server manufacturer Super Fusion has passed the review of the listing committee of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange's Growth Enterprise Market for its IPO, planning to raise 8 billion yuan, setting a new high for the fundraising scale of companies going public on the Growth Enterprise Market this year. Super Fusion was formerly Huawei's x86 server business, which was spun off from Huawei in 2021 and is currently actually controlled by the Henan Provincial State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission. According to IDC data, Super Fusion is expected to rank second in China's server market in terms of shipment volume by 2025, with a market share of 14.2%.The company's revenue for 2025 is projected to be 58.246 billion yuan. In the first half of 2026, revenue reached 37.286 billion yuan, with AI servers contributing approximately 19.852 billion yuan, accounting for 53.29% of the main business income. During the same period, net profit was 2.108 billion yuan, more than double that of the entire previous year. The net cash outflow from operating activities during the same period was 15.685 billion yuan, and short-term loans increased from 1.563 billion yuan at the end of last year to 18.026 billion yuan.The company stated that the growing demand for AI servers requires advance procurement of chips and components, suppliers demand quicker payments, while customer payments are relatively slow, leading to funds being tied up in inventory and accounts receivable. As of the end of June, the inventory balance was 35.662 billion yuan. During the review by the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, questions were raised about whether performance growth can be sustained, as well as risks related to cash flow, customer and supplier concentration, etc. Currently, the IPO has only passed the listing committee review and has not yet completed registration and issuance.

OpenAI privately supports three bills restricting chip exports to China

According to Beating AI news, OpenAI has privately expressed support to U.S. lawmakers this week for three bills aimed at limiting China's access to advanced AI chips and manufacturing equipment. This is not the first time OpenAI has supported chip restrictions against China. Last year, the company advocated for limiting U.S. companies from selling high-end chips to China but later stopped pushing Congress for stricter measures. OpenAI's leadership has been concerned that publicly supporting tighter chip export restrictions to China would anger Jensen Huang and damage their partnership with NVIDIA.OpenAI has a close relationship with NVIDIA. NVIDIA not only supplies GPUs but also supports OpenAI's data center construction through substantial financing guarantees. Jensen Huang has long lobbied Washington for a relaxation of chip sales restrictions to China. The stance of AI company Anthropic has been more pronounced. In September of this year, the company directly withdrew from an industry association in opposition to the association's obstruction of chip regulation bills.The three bills supported by OpenAI require strengthening chip tracking, limiting the supply of chip manufacturing equipment to China, and increasing congressional scrutiny of sensitive chip export licenses. Jensen Huang resigned on November 12, impacting NVIDIA's lobbying influence in Washington. Bipartisan lawmakers are working to incorporate these restrictions into the year-end National Defense Authorization Act.
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