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Nvidia Sees Strong H200 Chip Demand Post-Ban

1/6/2026

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Nvidia Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress says demand for H200 chips from China remains strong after 2025 ban reversal by U.S. President Donald Trump.
She notes license approvals to ship the H200 chips are pending with no timeline.
Chinese officials are weighing shipments, but Nvidia did not disclose discussion details.
Nvidia showcased new chips in production for upcoming AI systems and discussed 2027 data center expansions with clients.

History

Historical Context

Since 2018, escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and China have been marked by tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, aimed at addressing unfair trade practices. The Biden administration maintained these tariffs while introducing new export limits on technology, including Nvidia's AI chips. This ongoing conflict reflects broader geopolitical concerns and has significant implications for the global tech industry.

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Nvidia Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress says demand for H200 chips from China remains strong after 2025 ban reversal by U.S. President Donald Trump.
She notes license approvals to ship the H200 chips are pending with no timeline.
Chinese officials are weighing shipments, but Nvidia did not disclose discussion details.
Nvidia showcased new chips in production for upcoming AI systems and discussed 2027 data center expansions with clients.

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