Nvidia B300 servers reportedly linked to China Mobile computing hub

Servers containing Nvidia’s B300 chips were reportedly purchased for a project linked to a China Mobile computing hub in Ningxia. The reported connection concerns financing records and intended deployment, rather than a company-confirmed account of operating hardware..

Semi-Tech Leasing Group reportedly financed equipment purchases by AI developer Glory View Technology. The transactions are said to include 32 Asus servers containing B300 chips, within a larger purchase exceeding 700 servers. Most of the equipment was reportedly intended for the China Mobile facility..

Nvidia introduced Blackwell Ultra in March 2025, including systems built around B300 processors. The company designed the platform to train AI models and run demanding reasoning workloads. The reported Chinese purchases raise export-control questions because B300 sales to China require explicit US authorization.,.

Nvidia said it was examining the matter with its equipment manufacturing partners, while Asus said it follows export controls. The available information does not establish how the equipment reached its reported destination or confirm that the B300 servers are operating there..