Nvidia Just Got a China Plot Twist. What That Means for the AI King.
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- Nvidia just won U.S. approval to ship its H200 AI chips to select customers in China, partly reopening a market that had been slammed by export rules.
- Data center chips still dominate the story, with quarterly revenue recently in the mid‑$40 billion range and Blackwell growing fast.
- The upside is huge AI demand; the downside is that policy risk and rising competition now move the stock almost as much as pure tech progress.
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