Cointime update: Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun said on November 9 that China’s position on US chip exports to the country remains consistent, after Reuters reported that 600,000 advanced Nvidia chips are in Hong Kong and about to be shipped to mainland China, which is approving their import. Guo declined to elaborate, saying specific details should be directed to competent Chinese authorities.
China says position on US chip exports unchanged amid Nvidia shipment report
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