According to CoinMeta, and based on a survey by Reuters, several data center projects in China are planned to use NVIDIA chips that are subject to U.S. export controls. The total investment in these projects exceeds 23 billion yuan, which is approximately 3.2 billion US dollars. A proposed computing center in Fujian, valued at 6.2 billion yuan, lists the use of H100 servers. A data center project in Shaanxi, worth 3 billion yuan, includes the use of H100 and H200 chips. A project in Jilin, costing 2.26 billion yuan, plans to combine NVIDIA chips with domestically produced processors. The aforementioned amounts cover infrastructure costs such as construction and electricity. However, relevant documents do not provide evidence that all the required processors have been obtained, nor do they indicate any violations of export regulations.