Nvidia’s H200 chips pile up in Hong Kong as Beijing withholds approval

About 600,000 of Nvidia's advanced AI processors are reportedly waiting at the border while China weighs its reliance on US technology Roughly 600,000 of Nvidia ’s most advanced AI chips are reportedly sitting in Hong Kong. They are a short trip from mainland China, and they are going nowhere. According to Reuters, citing two people familiar with the matter, the H200 processors are stuck because Beijing has not approved large-scale imports. Chinese tech companies want the hardware. Their government, for now, does not. The scale of the backlog had not been reported before, according to Reuters. The figure of about 600,000 chips is a big number for a product that sits near the top of Nvidia’s AI lineup. The H200 is among Nvidia’s most capable processors for artificial intelligence work.

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