Alice Huang-founded firm got banned Nvidia chips for a Shanghai data center, Bloomberg reports

Shanghai Longteng Intelligent Computing, a company founded by Alice Huang, obtained export-restricted Nvidia chips installed at a Shanghai data center linked to Megaspeed, according to documents reviewed by Bloomberg. The hardware included 22 Dell servers with H800 chips that a source says were originally sold to Singapore-based Nvidia Cloud Partner Aperia Cloud Services, plus 52 Super Micro servers with H100 or H200 chips. Corporate records show Huang gave up her shares in 2017, and the filings don't say how the equipment was acquired; Dell said it cut off Aperia in early 2025.