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Bureau of Industry and Security — key-event: Expanded chip export controls, closing loopholes exploited by Nvidia's A800/H800 China-specific chips

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Last checked: 3/31/2026

The source confirms the general claim about BIS expanding chip export controls and closing loopholes as of 2023, but the specific excerpt does not mention the A800/H800 chips or provide the October 2023 date. The source text cuts off before potentially reaching detailed information about specific chip models or the exact timing of updates. The claim is partially supported by the general statements about 2023 expansions and loophole closure, but the specific details about Nvidia's China-specific chips are not addressed in the provided excerpt.

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partial75%primaryHaiku 4.5 · 3/31/2026
Found: The source confirms that BIS administered export controls were 'subsequently expanded in 2023 and 2024' and that 'Successive updates have broadened their scope, closing loopholes and adjusting technic

Note: The source confirms the general claim about BIS expanding chip export controls and closing loopholes as of 2023, but the specific excerpt does not mention the A800/H800 chips or provide the October 2023 date. The source text cuts off before potentially reaching detailed information about specific chip models or the exact timing of updates. The claim is partially supported by the general statements about 2023 expansions and loophole closure, but the specific details about Nvidia's China-specific chips are not addressed in the provided excerpt.

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Record type: fact

Record ID: f_bis_oct2023

Source Check: Fact f_bis_oct2023 | Longterm Wiki