Given the Reuters report on H200 chips bought by a blacklisted Chinese university, which export-control approach seems most effective?
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Reuters reported that a blacklisted Chinese university obtained Nvidia H200 artificial-intelligence chips. The institution has been linked in past reporting to Chinese military research. Procurement records provide evidence of a purchase but do not alone show the final use of each chip. Advanced processors can serve civilian and military purposes. The case has revived questions about how chip-export restrictions should work.