Meanwhile, China clarified its stance on H200 imports, setting new conditions for companies wanting to buy the chips, with approval granted only under special circumstances.
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Pure Storage launches AI-powered platform
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U.S. looks to license Nvidia H200 chips to China
Financial Times previously reported access to the chips were likely to be limited by authorities in Beijing as officials sought to pressure companies into using domestic alternatives.
VAST Data reconfigures AI inference with NVIDIA in bid to pave the way for Agentic AI era
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Nvidia unveils Alpamayo for self-driving cars
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Nvidia acquires Saudi-backed AI start-up Groq for $20bn
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Nvidia dismisses reports of DeepSeek using banned chips
The news comes the same week US President Donald Trump gave Nvidia permission to ship H200 AI accelerators to China.
Nvidia’s H200 gets the green light for China sales
This move reverses previous restrictions on advanced chips and ignores strong opposition to the move on national security grounds.
Nvidia enjoys revenue growth as AI chip demand continues
Net profit in Q3 jumped 65 per cent to $31.9 billion, while revenue grew 62 per cent to $57 billion.
U.S. to restrict sale of Nvidia AI accelerator to China
U.S. to block the sale of new Nvidia AI chips to China.
Nvidia backs India’s Deep Tech Alliance
Nvidia has joined India’s deep tech push as the group locks in $850 Million funding.