US approved around 10 Chinese firms to buy NVIDIA (NVDA) H200 chips, Reuters sources say

The US approval for approximately 10 Chinese firms, including major players like Alibaba and Tencent, to purchase NVIDIA's H200 chips signals a thawing in trade tensions, particularly in the tech sector.

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  • US approved Chinese buyers of NVIDIA chips include Alibaba (BABA/ 9988 HK), ByteDance, Tencent (TCEHY/0700 HK), JD.com (JD/ 9618 HK)
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Given the strategic importance of semiconductors, this could be seen as a positive development for both companies involved and the broader market, with potential implications for supply chain dynamics and competitive positioning in AI technologies.

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