Bloomberg has traced a network of banned NVIDIA AI chips in China to a company founded by Alice Huang
According to Bloomberg’s review of Chinese government filings, Shanghai Longteng lists 22 Dell servers equipped with NVIDIA H800 chips, alongside 52 Supermicro servers containing H100 or H200 GPUs.
The H800 servers were originally sold to Singapore-based Aperia. Dell cut ties with the company in February 2025 before the hardware eventually appeared at an AI facility in Shanghai.
The site is operated by Kang Wei, identified as Alice Huang’s husband. Her sister now owns most of Shanghai Longteng.