Nvidia (NVDA) Eyes China Market as US Reviews Export Approval for H200 AI Chips
The US government is reviewing allowing Nvidia to export its H200 AI processors to China, potentially boosting sales amid geopolitical and regulatory uncertainties.
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The US government is reviewing allowing Nvidia to export its H200 AI processors to China, potentially boosting sales amid geopolitical and regulatory uncertainties.
The U.S. permits Nvidia to sell H200 AI chips to approved Chinese customers with a 25% revenue levy, while newer chips remain restricted, signaling cautious but positive trade progress.
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