Inventec, a Taiwanese server manufacturer, reveals that the decision on Nvidia's H200 AI chip sales in China seems to be stalled on the Chinese end.

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Taiwanese server maker Inventec said on Tuesday that a decision on whether Nvidia will be able to sell its H200 artificial ...

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Only a few days after receiving the green light for export to China (export approval), shipments of H200 AI processors have ...

Jan 16 (Reuters) - Suppliers of parts for ‌Nvidia's ​H200 have paused production ‌after Chinese customs officials blocked ...

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The rule establishes a threshold capping exports to China at 50 percent of total U.S. sales for each chip. This means China ...

Nvidia faces constraint on China business as global memory chip shortage limits export licenses for its AI processors, ...

On Tuesday, the Donald Trump administration formally approved Nvidia Corporation's (NASDAQ:NVDA) sales of its H200 artificial ...

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