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Some high-end graphics cards, servers, and other products are gradually landing in JD's self-operated channels. According to JD's data, since May 14, the attention on "NVIDIA" H200 related chips and server workstation equipment launched on JD's platform has significantly increased, with the search volume for NVIDIA H200 related chips increasing 25 times year-on-year, and the search volume for NVIDIA H200 related servers and workstations increasing over 40 times year-on-year.

According to a report by Reuters, the United States has approved the sale of Nvidia H200 AI chips to about 10 Chinese companies, including Alibaba, Tencent, and ByteDance, but no chips have been delivered yet, and the related transactions are at a standstill.The report pointed out that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang joined the delegation during President Trump's visit to China, trying to promote the sale of H200 chips in China. The U.S. Department of Commerce has also approved some distributors, such as Lenovo and Foxconn, to directly purchase and resell the chips. However, due to strict security, usage, revenue sharing, and legal restrictions imposed by the U.S. on H200 exports, there are conflicts with China's supply chain security policies, leading to stricter order approvals.

According to Jinshi Data, there are market reports that Nvidia has informed its Chinese customers that it plans to deliver H200 chips in mid-February 2026. The expected total shipment is 5,000 to 10,000 sets of modules, approximately 40,000 to 80,000 H200 chips. In response, Nvidia stated, "We are continuously managing our supply chain, and selling H200 to authorized customers in China will not affect our ability to supply global customers."According to Nvidia's statements, the plan to sell H200 in the Chinese market is basically confirmed. Meanwhile, sources say that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang will visit China in January 2026. The sources also indicated, "The unit price for the H200 8-card module given to the channel by Nvidia is 1.4 million yuan, which is slightly more expensive than the H20."

On December 8, local time, U.S. President Trump stated that the U.S. government would allow Nvidia to sell its H200 artificial intelligence chips to China, but a 25% fee would be imposed on each chip. The H200 is considered Nvidia's "second strongest" AI chip in terms of performance. Trump mentioned that the U.S. Department of Commerce is finalizing the relevant details, and the same arrangements will apply to AI chip exports from companies like AMD and Intel.Following the announcement, Nvidia's stock price rose 1.2% in after-hours trading. Reuters pointed out that this decision indicates a shift in the Trump administration's policy on AI chips to China, as Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had been lobbying the U.S. government for months to ease export restrictions.The report cited Huang's view that the Chinese market is crucial for the competitiveness of the U.S. AI industry, and stable U.S.-China trade helps avoid double damage to both sides' industrial chains. The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs previously stated that the U.S. should take practical actions to maintain the stability of the global supply chain.

ChainCatcher news, the technology media outlet the Information cited sources revealing that Nvidia has instructed key component suppliers, including South Korea's Samsung Electronics and the U.S.'s Amkor Technology, to suspend production related to the H20 chip.It is understood that Amkor is responsible for the packaging of the chip, while Samsung provides high-bandwidth memory chips. Currently, this news has been reported by well-known media outlets such as Reuters and Bloomberg, but Nvidia, Samsung Electronics, and Amkor Technology have not responded to the related news.

ChainCatcher news, recently, it has been revealed that NVIDIA's computing chips have serious security issues. Previously, U.S. lawmakers called for advanced chips exported from the U.S. to be equipped with "tracking and positioning" features.Experts in the U.S. artificial intelligence field disclosed that NVIDIA's "tracking and positioning" and "remote shutdown" technologies for computing chips have matured. To maintain the network security and data security of Chinese users, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Cybersecurity Law, Data Security Law, and Personal Information Protection Law, the National Internet Information Office interviewed NVIDIA on July 31, 2025, requesting the company to explain the security risks of backdoor vulnerabilities in the H20 computing chips sold to China and submit relevant proof materials. (Jinshi)

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi Data reports, Nvidia (NVDA.O) rose 3.7% in pre-market trading, as the company has received approval from the United States to resume sales of H20 in China.

ChainCatcher news, according to CCTV News, Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang stated, "The U.S. government has approved our export license, and we can start shipping, so we will begin selling the H20 chip to the Chinese market. I am very much looking forward to shipping the H20 soon, and I am very happy about this; it's really, really good news. The second piece of news is that we will also release a new graphics card called RTX Pro. This graphics card is very important because it is specifically designed for computer graphics, digital twins, and artificial intelligence."

ChainCatcher news, according to NPR, sources revealed that the Trump administration may suspend the original plan to restrict the export of Nvidia H20 chips to our country. The H20 is the most advanced AI chip that American companies can legally sell to China. Previously, the Chinese tech company DeepSeek used the H20 to develop an AI chatbot, prompting U.S. lawmakers to call for stricter export controls.

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