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Beijing approved imports of over 400,000 Nvidia H200 AI chips, prioritizing major tech firms while maintaining controls on state-backed companies, Reuters reported.
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The People's Republic of China granted, for the first time, authorisation for the import of advanced H200 semiconductors from NVIDIA, designed specifically for the field of artificial intelligence (IA). This step allows the giants to...
After several postponements, coupled with side-by-side statements, China has finally given approval for the entry and sale in that country of the N200 AI chips of the US manufacturer NVIDIA. Imports of the graphics processing units (GPU) H200 from Nvidia, but from the central government [...] The post Authorizes N200 chip sales from NVIDIA and Government of China maintains Huawei as the leading local supplier first appeared on TransMedia.
At first Trump prohibited the sale of AI chips, then China the import. Now there are Chinese permits, but with conditions. There are no orders.
Under the agreement previously announced by U.S. President Donald Trump, the Chinese government has begun to approve imports of Nvidia’s H200 Graphic Processing Units (GPU), according to various local and international media. However, they also clarify that no purchase of components has been made and, in some cases, they still face certain obstacles to completing the import of components. According to various sources consulted by Reuters, the Ch…
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