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China MFA declines comment on Nvidia’s reported 51% non-Chinese partner rule

China’s Foreign Ministry said on November 3 it had no information on reports that Nvidia requires some data-center partners to allocate at least 51% of their services to non-Chinese companies, a move that could restrict Chinese firms’ access to key AI technology. Spokesperson Mao Ning told a regular briefing that all parties should cooperate on principles of fairness, transparency and non-discrimination.

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Beijing's refusal to confirm or deny the reported rule is itself the signal: the story is being treated as a commercial matter rather than a diplomatic one, which limits how directly the Foreign Ministry can push back. The practical effect falls on Chinese data-center operators and their partners, who face a supply-chain test they cannot resolve through policy channels alone. Whether the reported allocation requirement is confirmed by Nvidia, and whether Chinese regulators respond with their own procurement conditions, are the open questions worth tracking.

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