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With Fable/Mythos getting banned, Anthropic can just take a page out of the Inspur/Aivres playbook and change their name to avoid US government sanctions! On June 8th the DoD published its updated Section 1260H list of Chinese military companies operating in the United States. Inspur is named on it but somehow Aivres is not, even though they're the same company. For those unaware, Inspur/Aivres make GPU servers and sell them for up to 30% cheaper than their American or Taiwanese competitors. (1/5)🧵  SemiAnalysis (@SemiAnalysis_): Don't take our word that Aivres == Inspur. Attached is source from the Inspur (000977) 2020 prospectus. Translated to English: Shandong SASAC --> Inspur Group (the entity on the 1260H list) --> Inspur Electronic/IEIT --> Aivres (4/5) https://t.co/flEJKM110H SemiAnalysis (@SemiAnalysis_): This isn't the first time. In April 2024, HPE sued Inspur Group, IEIT, and Aivres in the Northern District of California for infringing five server patents. They alleged that Inspur kept selling the accused servers in the US through its Milpitas affiliate after being entity-listed, just under the Aivres name. At the time, HPE was seeking $200M+. In March 2025 Judge Tigar let the case proceed, noting Inspur Group's own 2023 website listed Aivres' Milpitas office as its "US Main Office." Inspur settled this litigation. (5/5)