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中國7所大學尋求獲取輝達H200晶片，疑助軍方國防工業
採購紀錄顯示，至少7所中國大學，包括被列為「國防七子」的北京航空航天大學和西北工業大學，正試圖獲取輝達H200晶片，引發外界擔憂其可能用於軍事與國防工業。這些大學部分已被美國列入黑名單。
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