NVIDIA (NVDA) CEO says he hopes China will allow the H200 to be sold, while he believes China is still deciding and the Co. has not yet received purchase orders for H200

NVIDIA's CEO commenting on the potential sale of their H200 product in China indicates uncertainty in their market access, which is critical given China's significance in semiconductor demand.

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The absence of purchase orders suggests potential delays in revenue projections and could pressure NVIDIA's stock, particularly if investors perceive this as a sign of deteriorating relations or increased regulatory hurdles in a key market.

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