Nvidia Ships H200 Accelerators To China

After US export approval, Nvidia told Chinese customers it will begin shipping H200 accelerators in time for Chinese New Year, using existing stock of 5,000–10,000 HGX boards totaling about 40,000–80,000 GPUs, Reuters reported. Shipments depend on Beijing approval and a U.S. condition giving Washington 25% of sales revenue; successful sales could prompt resumed Hopper production at TSMC in H2 2026.
Key Points
- 1Allocates existing stock of 5,000–10,000 HGX boards (40,000–80,000 H200 GPUs) for China shipments.
- 2Requires US export approval and a 25% revenue share with Washington to legalize sales.
- 3Depends on Beijing approvals; successful deliveries could restart Hopper production and expand China market.
Scoring Rationale
Major policy reversal with broad market implications, but constrained by Chinese approval and limited existing inventory.
Sources
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