Nvidia Reportedly Weighs Ramping Up H200 Production To Meet Surging Demand In China
Nvidia H200 demand is rising fast as China places new orders, pushing Nvidia to consider ramping up production amid export controls.
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Nvidia Reportedly Weighs Ramping Up H200 Production To Meet Surging Demand In China
Nvidia H200 Demand Rises After China Approval Nvidia H200 chips are suddenly back in the spotlight after U.S. regulators approved their sale to China, triggering a wave of new orders from Chinese tech giants. Many readers are asking whether Nvidia can meet this demand, how the approval works, and what it means for global AI competition. According to new reports, Nvidia is now considering ramping up production of its H200 GPUs to keep pace. The move follows months of regulatory uncertainty that kept the chips out of China entirely. With demand now surging, Nvidia faces a delicate balancing act between supply, politics, and profitability. The decision could reshape AI infrastructure plans in China. It may also influence Nvidia’s manufacturing strategy for 2025. Credit: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg / Getty Images Nvidia H200 Returns to China After Policy Shift The H200 is the most powerful chip in Nvidia’s Hopper generation, designed specifically for training large language models at scale. U…
