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flag The U.S. is considering allowing exports of Nvidia’s H200 AI chips to China, reversing Biden-era restrictions under Trump’s potential approval.

flag The U.S. government is reviewing applications to export Nvidia’s H200 AI chips to China, a potential shift from Biden-era restrictions. flag The Commerce Department has sent license requests to the State, Energy, and Defense Departments for a 30-day evaluation, with final approval resting with President Donald Trump. flag The move, aligned with Trump’s campaign pledge, could allow the first sales of the advanced chips to China, with a 25% U.S. fee. flag Proponents argue it would strengthen American competitiveness by reducing China’s incentive to develop domestic alternatives, while critics warn it could accelerate Beijing’s military and AI advancements. flag The H200, though less powerful than Nvidia’s Blackwell chips, remains highly capable and has never been approved for sale in China. flag The outcome remains uncertain, with no confirmation on whether sales will be approved or if China will accept the chips.

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