Nvidia's H20 data center GPU is designed to comply with the latest U.S. export regulations from this month, but it's looking like it might be delayed, per a report from Reuters. Largely intended for use in China, the delay of H20 could pose a problem for Nvidia, as its product stack of Chinese-specific GPUs is somewhat thin without H20, and there are other companies in China that could fill the void.
The H20 datacenter GPU is currently Nvidia's fastest graphics card that the company can legally sell in China. Alongside two other compliant GPUs, it was announced earlier this month almost as soon as the newest American export regulations came into force.
