The Israeli security firm Lava linked 32 Nvidia Blackwell Ultra B300 chips to IP addresses associated with China Telecom, a state-owned Chinese carrier. The United States prohibits sales of these chips to China on national security grounds. Lava discovered the setup by identifying publicly accessible instances of DCGM Exporter, a GPU monitoring tool left exposed on the internet. This network association does not establish who physically owns the hardware or its exact location, but the equipment is reportedly valued at more than $100 million.
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