Nvidia halts H200 chip production for China, shifts to Vera Rubin
Nvidia stops H200 chip production for China and redirects TSMC capacity to Vera Rubin, its next-gen chip. 250,000 chips remain in inventory as export controls stall.
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Nvidia stops H200 chip production for China and redirects TSMC capacity to Vera Rubin, its next-gen chip. 250,000 chips remain in inventory as export controls stall.
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