Powerful Nvidia AI chip not yet sold in China: US official


The H200 chip had until recently been barred from sale in China by Washington over national security concerns. - Bloomberg

WASHINGTON, United States: A high-end Nvidia chip that can train and run artificial intelligence systems has not yet been sold to Chinese companies despite softened export restrictions, a US commerce official said Tuesday (Feb 24).

The H200 chip had until recently been barred from sale in China by Washington over national security concerns.

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