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Nvidia’s stock dipped after reports that China is blocking Nvidia’s H200 AI chips, while U.S. lawmakers scrutinize export policies; Washington has eased some controls to permit limited H200 sales, but Beijing remains cautious about foreign AI tech as it pursues local alternatives.
Nvidia is set to deliver a significant boost to investors in 2026 by increasing production of its H200 AI chips through Taiwan Semiconductor, responding to over 2 million Chinese tech company orders amid current inventory shortages, potentially leading to a substantial stock price increase.
Nvidia plans to ship its H200 AI chips to China before mid-February, contingent on Chinese government approval, marking a significant policy shift amid ongoing US-China tech tensions. The shipments, initially from existing stock, could total 40,000 to 80,000 chips, with future capacity expansion planned for 2026, though the timeline remains uncertain due to regulatory approvals.
UBS maintains a buy rating and a $235 target on NVIDIA despite concerns from Jefferies about declining demand for H200 chips in China, as NVIDIA continues to innovate with new AI models and partnerships, highlighting its strong position in the AI and tech industry.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang met with President Trump to discuss the potential sale of H200 AI chips to China amid ongoing US export restrictions, but expressed uncertainty about China's acceptance of the chips if restrictions are eased. The outcome could significantly impact Nvidia's global market and US-China tech relations.