US Commerce Department official says understands that no Nvidia (NVDA) H200s have been sold to China yet

The statement from a US Commerce Department official suggests that Nvidia has not yet sold its H200 chips to China, likely due to export restrictions or scrutiny over technology transfers.

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US Commerce Department official says understands that no Nvidia (NVDA) H200s have been sold to China yet

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This situation may impact Nvidia's revenue projections and overall semiconductor supply dynamics, with potential ripple effects on U.S.-China trade relations and tech sector sentiment.

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