China has greenlit its first import of Nvidia’s powerful H200 AI chips, signaling a policy shift. This move aims to balance domestic AI development with fostering local chip production. The initial batch, reportedly hundreds of thousands, goes to major internet firms, with others awaiting approval. This comes amid strong demand and US clearance for sales….
Nvidia has denied a report which claimed that the American chipmaker has imposed certain payment terms on Chinese customers for its advanced H200 AI chips. The report, published by the news agency Reuters, suggested that Nvidia was demanding these “upfront payments” to protect itself from uncertainty on H200 chip sales in China. However, Nvidia says…
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urged Washington and Beijing to resolve their differences, deeming economic decoupling “naive.” He believes the US-China relationship is crucial for global stability, advocating for technological independence alongside economic interdependence. Huang is optimistic about resuming sales of advanced chips in China, a market worth billions, despite geopolitical complexities. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang…
In the race to dominate artificial intelligence (AI), China is neck and neck with America in software. Chinese models now routinely outperform many American ones on popular benchmarks. But on hardware, a gap remains. America’s chipmakers, led by Nvidia, are far ahead. PREMIUM Presidents Xi Jinping and Donald Trump.(AFP) Chart. Although the H200 lags behind…
Trump indicated he had discussed this decision with Chinese President Xi Jinping. (AI image) US President Donald Trump has given the green signal to tech giant Nvidia to sell its H200 processors to China. The Trump administration has decided to permit exports of Nvidia’s H200 processors, their second-best AI chips, to China whilst implementing a…
The Trump administration is considering greenlighting sales of Nvidia‘s H200 artificial intelligence chips to China, people familiar with the matter said, as a bilateral detente boosts prospects for exports of advanced US technology to China. The Commerce Department, which oversees US export controls, is reviewing a change to its policy of barring sales of such…
The US is reportedly considering allowing Nvidia to sell its H200 AI chips in China. A report by the news agency Reuters cited sources familiar with the matter to claim that his potential policy change follows a recent bilateral agreement between the US and China. The Commerce Department, which manages US export controls, is reviewing…