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Jensen Huang says Nvidia has received orders from China and is 'restarting our manufacturing'

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Nvidia is preparing to resume sales of its H200 AI processors to customers in China after a lengthy delay caused by both U.S. and Chinese government restrictions. Restoring access to the Chinese market reopens a significant revenue channel for Nvidia's datacenter AI products and could meaningfully boost near-term China sales and H200 utilization. The development alleviates a key supply/market constraint but remains contingent on evolving export-control and approval conditions.

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Nvidia is preparing to resume sales of its H200 AI processors to customers in China after a lengthy delay caused by both U.S. and Chinese government restrictions. Restoring access to the Chinese market reopens a significant revenue channel for Nvidia's datacenter AI products and could meaningfully boost near-term China sales and H200 utilization. The development alleviates a key supply/market constraint but remains contingent on evolving export-control and approval conditions.

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