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Economy|Business and EconomyTrump clears way for sale of powerful Nvidia H200 chips to ChinaTrump says chipmaker will be allowed to export to 'approved customers', in shift away from Washington's export controls.

The United States administration has authorized Nvidia to export its H200 chip to China, representing a shift in export control policy. This decision involves a financial arrangement where 25 percent of the sales revenue will be allocated to the US…

JBy John MasonDec 09, 20251 min read

The United States administration has authorized Nvidia to export its H200 chip to China, representing a shift in export control policy. This decision involves a financial arrangement where 25 percent of the sales revenue will be allocated to the US government. The export will be limited to "approved customers" to ensure national security.

The Nvidia H200 chip, launched in 2023, is among the most powerful chips available from Nvidia, second only to the Blackwell series, which remains restricted for the Chinese market. The H200 offers nearly six times the performance of its predecessor, the H20 chip.

This policy change deviates from the previous administration's approach, which restricted Nvidia and other chipmakers to export only modified versions of their products to China. The current administration's policy aims to bolster American jobs and manufacturing while benefiting taxpayers.

The United States administration has authorized Nvidia to export its H200 chip to China, representing a shift in export control policy.
John Mason · Thehackingpost

As part of a previously established agreement, Nvidia will continue to pay the US government a percentage of the revenue from sales of the H20 chip, which aligns with the imposed export restrictions.

Market Reactions and Industry Analysis

Nvidia's stock saw a 2 percent increase in after-hours trading following the announcement. Industry experts suggest that this policy shift reflects an adaptation to market realities and may promote competitive dynamics in the technology sector. The focus may be transitioning from solely restricting technological advancements in China to competing for market share and maximizing commercial gains.

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Some analysts indicate that this approach may encourage innovation and market competition, potentially accelerating advancements in the tech industry.

Based on reporting by Al Jazeera.

AI transparency. This article was produced with the assistance of artificial intelligence and published under human editorial oversight. AI systems can make mistakes. Read how we use AI (EU AI Act, Art. 50).
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