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Tom’s Hardware
Tom’s Hardware
Technology
Stephen Warwick

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says China hasn't approved H200 imports yet — also confirms no new orders placed while Beijing decides

Jensen Huang.

After days of back and forth and lots of unofficial information swirling, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has finally issued an "official" update on the H200 saga in China. Speaking to the press during a visit to Taiwan on Thursday, he confirmed that Beijing hasn't yet decided whether or not to allow imports of the chip into the country, Bloomberg reports. Understandably, the company has also not received any orders while China's stance on the matter remains unclear.

"I’m hoping that the Chinese government would allow Nvidia to sell the H200," Huang reportedly said. "It’s up to the Chinese government now but they are still deciding, and we are waiting patiently.”

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