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The source directly confirms the key elements of the claim: (1) BIS issued expanded chip export controls in October 2023 (matching the 'as of 2023-10' timeframe); (2) these controls specifically addressed the A800 and H800 China-specific chips from Nvidia that were exploiting loopholes; (3) the update involved updated performance thresholds (shifted from interconnect bandwidth to performance density and total processing performance); (4) it expanded equipment restrictions (expanded license requirements and introduced nine new ECCNs). All major components of the claim are confirmed by the source text.
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1 src · 1 checkNoteThe source directly confirms the key elements of the claim: (1) BIS issued expanded chip export controls in October 2023 (matching the 'as of 2023-10' timeframe); (2) these controls specifically addressed the A800 and H800 China-specific chips from Nvidia that were exploiting loopholes; (3) the update involved updated performance thresholds (shifted from interconnect bandwidth to performance density and total processing performance); (4) it expanded equipment restrictions (expanded license requirements and introduced nine new ECCNs). All major components of the claim are confirmed by the source text.