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China is to reportedly approve some NVIDIA (NVDA) H200 purchases as soon as this quarter, according to sources cited by Bloomberg; China to bar H200 from state bodies and critical infrastructure; Beijing is said to allow commercial use of H200 AI chip

China's conditional approval for NVIDIA's H200 AI chips signals a significant shift in their tech trade policies, particularly given that it allows commercial use while baring state bodies from access.

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China is to reportedly approve some NVIDIA (NVDA) H200 purchases as soon as this quarter, according to sources cited by Bloomberg; China to bar H200 from state bodies and critical infrastructure; Beijing is said to allow commercial use of H200 AI chip

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  • Alibaba (BABA) and Bytedance have both reportedly informed NVIDIA that they are interested in ordering in excess of 200k units each of the H200, according to sources.
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This could create growth opportunities for NVIDIA in a vital market, likely spurring interest from major companies like Alibaba and Bytedance, but it also highlights regulatory risks and market segmentation that could affect NVIDIA's overall strategy and potentially the semiconductor sector as a whole.

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