Nvidia’s H200 Chips Remain Unshipped as China Delays Market Opening
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang expressed optimism about China's eventual opening to U.S. AI chips, but no H200 units have shipped yet. The ongoing standoff highlights the complexities of international tech trade.
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