Nvidia (NVDA) Soars on China Approval of AI Chip Imports Fueling Growth
China approved Nvidia's import of H200 AI chips, easing restrictions and boosting demand for advanced processors from major Chinese internet firms, lifting Nvidia stock by 1.1%.
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