Nvidia H200 assembler New Matrix lists an empty Beijing address

A Chinese firm approved by the Trump administration to build servers around Nvidia's advanced chips appears to operate from a vacant shell The Trump administration approved a Chinese company called New Matrix earlier this year to assemble Nvidia ’s advanced H200 chips into AI computers. According to The New York Times, the address the company lists is an empty building. It sits in a recently built industrial park on Beijing’s northwest edge. The Times describes a hollow gray structure with wires hanging from the ceiling where light fixtures should be. New Matrix’s role is assembly. It was cleared to take Nvidia’s H200 processors and build them into the computer systems used to train and run artificial intelligence models.

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