Nvidia’s China H200 Chip Deal Stalls Despite U.S. Approval Amid Growing AI

Nvidia has reportedly received U.S. approval to sell its powerful H200 AI chips to several major Chinese firms, including Alibaba, Tencent and ByteDance. However, no deliveries have taken place yet as Beijing increases scrutiny over dependence on foreign technology. The stalled deal emerged as Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang joined Donald Trump during a high-profile Beijing visit aimed at improving U.S-China ties. The delay highlights escalating tensions in the global AI race, with Washington imposing strict export controls while China pushes domestic alternatives led by Huawei amid fears of technological dependence and national security risks. India Today Global is the international arm of India's most trusted media organization — delivering factual, up-to-date news, analysis, and insights from India and around the world. From politics and business to culture and global affairs, we cover it all. Built for the digital-first English news audience and the Indian diaspora worldwide, we are the channel that connects India to the world and the world to India. breaking news | latest news | world news | international news | global headlines | top news today | news update | live news | politics news | breaking politics | global politics | us news | india news | trump news | modi news | us india news | diplomatic news | foreign policy news | geopolitics news | world affairs | headline news | trending news | viral news | exclusive news | top story today | news alert | major development | big story | current affairs | international politics #Nvidia #China #AI #JensenHuang #USChina #Semiconductors #TechWar #ArtificialIntelligence #Huawei #DonaldTrump #ChipWar #BreakingNews