Nvidia still hasn’t sold a single H200 to China nearly three months after getting the green light from the White House — U.S. Commerce official says department hasn’t approved any sales during a House hearing

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It’s now Beijing’s turn to say no to Chinese tech companies.

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halcyoncmdr

2 months ago

They don’t need to officially since there is an entire underground system in place without any oversight. Gamers Nexus had a whole video series about this.

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Nvidia still hasn’t sold a single H200 to China nearly three months after getting the green light from the White House — U.S. Commerce official says department hasn’t approved any sales during a House hearing

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