Nvidia restarts H200 chip production for China after U.S. and Chinese approvals, amid ongoing trade tensions.

Nvidia has resumed manufacturing its H200 AI chips for China, with CEO Jensen Huang confirming the company has received purchase orders from multiple Chinese customers and restarted production after months of regulatory delays. The move follows U.S. export approval in February for limited sales and reportedly includes final clearance from Chinese authorities, though details remain sparse. Nvidia is also preparing a Groq-based AI inference solution for the Chinese market, set to launch in May, as part of its strategy to expand in the region despite ongoing restrictions on top-tier chips. The development signals a thaw in U.S.-China semiconductor trade tensions, though the full scope of approvals and sales volumes is still unclear.