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Chinese AI firms seek Nvidia cloud capacity over fears of US curbs

Reuters reported on November 12th that unnamed Chinese cloud and AI firms were discussing or seeking overseas Nvidia capacity over fear of possible U.S. curbs on remote chip access, without dating when those discussions began.

By RuntimeWire Staff · Published Nov 12th, 2026, 12:04am CT

AI-generated illustration of two hard-hatted figures with Chinese flag patches facing an open container of server racks, with the U.S. Capitol and a no-entry sign behind them.

Reuters reported on November 12th that unnamed Chinese cloud and AI firms were discussing or seeking overseas Nvidia capacity over fear of possible U.S. curbs on remote chip access, without dating when those discussions began.

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