China has greenlit its first import of Nvidia’s powerful H200 AI chips, signaling a policy shift. This move aims to balance domestic AI development with fostering local chip production. The initial batch, reportedly hundreds of thousands, goes to major internet firms, with others awaiting approval. This comes amid strong demand and US clearance for sales.
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