The first licensed Nvidia H200 shipments reached China, in what the US called a trivial quantity.
Bloomberg Law reported that Commerce Under Secretary Jeffrey Kessler told a House hearing that a small number of Nvidia H200 processors had shipped to customers in China after US approval. He did not disclose the exact quantity or buyers.
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The confirmation comes from the official administering export controls, while shipment scale and end users remain undisclosed. A first delivery does not show sustained access, Chinese demand, diversion risk, or material Nvidia revenue.
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