China has stepped up the enforcement of its controls on chip imports, as Beijing seeks to wean the country’s technology companies away from U.S. products such as Nvidia’s (NVDA) AI processors, Financial Times’ Zijing Wu and Cheng Leng report. Teams of customs officers have been mobilized at major ports across the country in the past few weeks to carry out stringent checks on semiconductor shipments, according to three people with knowledge of the matter. The targeted processors – Nvidia’s H20 and RTX Pro 6000D – are designed to adhere to U.S. export controls and maintain the Silicon Valley chipmaker’s market share in China, the authors note.
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