Nvidia’s H200 chip sales in China have reportedly stalled despite receiving U.S. approval, highlighting ongoing friction in the U.S.-China technology rivalry. No deliveries have been made so far, as export controls, regulatory uncertainty, and geopolitical tensions continue to disrupt advanced semiconductor trade between the two countries. The situation underscores the growing competition for dominance in AI chips and high-end computing technology.


U.S.-Approved H200 Chip Sales Stall In China Amid Nvidia Trade Tensions 

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U.S.-Approved H200 Chip Sales Stall In China Amid Nvidia Trade Tensions