The Beijing address registered by Nvidia H200 assembler New Matrix is an empty building
Nvidia H200 assembler New Matrix lists an empty Beijing address
According to The New York Times, the Chinese company New Matrix, which earlier this year was approved by the Trump administration to assemble Nvidia H200 chips into AI computers, has a registered Beijing address that is an empty building, located in a newly built industrial park on the northwestern outskirts of Beijing. After the policy shift on December 8, 2025, H200s were legally sold to China on the condition that 25% of revenue goes to the US side, and from mid-January 2026 the US Department of Commerce changed to case-by-case review of export licenses. The report said that in January 2026 Beijing conditionally approved about 400,000 H200s for use by companies including Alibaba, ByteDance and Tencent, and that as of early November 2026 about 600,000 H200s were reportedly backlogged in Hong Kong awaiting import approval. In the July 2026 quarter, H200 sales in China accounted for less than 1% of Nvidia's data center revenue.