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Nvidia B300 server fetches 1.5 billion won in China black market, more than doubles

Nvidia’s B300 server has risen to about 7 million yuan per unit in China’s black market, or about 1.6 million won, as high-performance GPUs for data centres remain hard to obtain. Official distribution is still blocked because China does not allow imports despite a partial easing of U.S. export rules. Sources said even supplies routed via third countries began tightening from January 2026, pushing prices to about 1.5 billion won by April 30.

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Three reasons DeepSeek\'s new V4 model matters: high performance, low cost and Chinese AI chips

Chinese AI company DeepSeek unveiled its next flagship model, V4, stepping up its push into the open-source AI market. The model expands long-context handling, improves price competitiveness and highlights optimisation for Chinese-made chips. DeepSeek released two versions, V4-Pro and V4-Flash, with web, app and API access. It also touted benchmark performance and resource reductions versus its prior model. V4 is its first model optimised for Huawei Ascend chips, though analysts say a full shift away from Nvidia is unlikely yet.

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One year after DeepSeek, Chinese AI models spread rapidly, overtake U.S. in download share

Chinese AI companies are expanding developer ecosystems with open-source models, while U.S. firms stick to closed, API-based approaches, MIT Technology Review reported. A turning point was DeepSeek’s R1 reasoning model released in January 2025. Researchers said Chinese open-weight models accounted for 17.1 percent of global AI model downloads in the year to August 2025, edging the U.S. share of 15.86 percent. Adoption is rising in the Global South despite constraints such as censorship and disputes over distillation.