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H200 chips are reported waiting in Hong Kong
Source: Reuters via Devdiscourse · Published 6 November 2026, 11:01 IST · Updated 6 November 2026, 11:01 IST
Devdiscourse carried a Reuters report it stamps as created and updated on 6 November 2026 at 11:01 IST, and it says its staff did not edit the syndicated feed. Two people familiar with the matter told Reuters that about 600,000 Nvidia H200 chips are stored in Hong Kong waiting to ship to mainland China, while Beijing has not approved large-volume imports. The same story says some chips have been allowed in: one person said several large internet firms each obtained about 10,000 H200 chips in recent months, and three people said small amounts moved through intermediaries. That is not a description of a total ban. Nvidia and the named Chinese firms and agencies did not answer, the story says. It states no share-price move, so this note does not add one. No official import text was obtained.
Figures as printed
- H200 chips said to be in Hong Kong about 600,000 awaiting shipment Two people familiar with the matter, as the story puts it
- H200 chips per large firm about 10,000 obtained One person, recent months, as the story puts it
- Eight-card H200 server offer more than 6,000,000 yuan about 900,000 USD End of October, one person. Story rate 6.6693 yuan per dollar.