Filings show Moonshot AI signed an August deal to lease servers with Nvidia B300 chips

On 10 November 2026, Bloomberg reported that documents filed with Chinese regulators showed Moonshot AI had gained access to a batch of Nvidia's most advanced chips that summer, a sign the Chinese AI company still leans heavily on American hardware despite US export restrictions. Later the same day, Techmeme carried Andy Lin's Bloomberg piece with more detail: the filings show Moonshot signed a deal in August to rent 32 China-based Super Micro servers powered by Nvidia B300, described as the company's most powerful AI chip, in a move the report said might breach US rules. In the evening, The Next Web retold the story with added context, noting the information came from financing documents seen by Bloomberg and that this class of chip cannot legally be sold to China without a licence. The report also recorded a direct rebuttal: Moonshot disputes that the documents are accurate and has continued to state its position. No regulator has responded publicly, no further filings have surfaced, and the dispute over the documents' accuracy remains unresolved. Details such as the precise rental period, total value, and which entity is named as the counterparty in the filings have not been disclosed, leaving the deal itself only partially visible from the reporting so far.