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China Urged to Scrutinize Nvidia's H200 Chips Amid U.S. Tensions

1/9/2026

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Wei Shaojun, vice-president of the China Semiconductor Industry Association, warns mainland firms to scrutinize Nvidia's H200 chips and question U.S. motives.
He calls for vigilance on U.S. export controls and self-sufficiency in chip development.
He notes importing can meet short-term healthcare and smart-city needs, but China must remain committed to innovation.
Colette Kress, Nvidia's Chief Financial Officer, says the company is awaiting approvals to sell the H200 chips to China.

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Wei Shaojun, vice-president of the China Semiconductor Industry Association, warns mainland firms to scrutinize Nvidia's H200 chips and question U.S. motives.
He calls for vigilance on U.S. export controls and self-sufficiency in chip development.
He notes importing can meet short-term healthcare and smart-city needs, but China must remain committed to innovation.
Colette Kress, Nvidia's Chief Financial Officer, says the company is awaiting approvals to sell the H200 chips to China.