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Nvidia Considers Increasing H200 Chip Output Due to Robust China Demand, Sources Say

EXCLUSIVE-Nvidia considers increasing H200 chip output due to robust China demand, sources say Dec 12 (Reuters) - Nvidia NVDA.O has told Chinese clients it is evaluating adding production capacity for

Nvidia Considers Increasing H200 Chip Output Due to Robust China Demand, Sources Say

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They declined to be named as the discussions are private.Nvidia did not immediately reply to a Reuters' request for comment.Major Chinese companies including Alibaba 9988.HK and ByteDance have already reached out to Nvidia this week about purchasing the H200 and are keen to place large orders, Reuters reported on Wednesday.However, uncertainties remain, as the Chinese government has yet to greenlight any purchase of the H200. Chinese officials convened emergency meetings on Wednesday to discuss the matter and will decide whether to allow it to be shipped into China, said one of the two sources and a third source.Very limited quantities of H200 chips are currently in production, Reuters reported on Wednesday, as the U.S. AI chip leader is focused on producing its most advanced Blackwell and upcoming Rubin lines.CHINA PROMOTING ITS OWN AI INDUSTRYSupply of H200 chips has been a major concern for Chinese clients and they have reached out to Nvidia seeking clarity on this, sources said.As part of the briefing provided by Nvidia, the company has also given them guidance on current supply levels, said one of the first two people, without providing a specific number.The H200 went into mass deployment last year and is the fastest AI chip in Nvidia's previous Hopper generation. 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