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Nvidia says no revenue yet from approved China H200 shipments, expects gaming supply for quarters

What happened

Nvidia reports that approved shipments of its H200 AI GPU to China have not yet generated revenue, citing ongoing uncertainty over export controls. The company also expects tight supply for its gaming GPUs to persist for multiple quarters. Watch: Mixed signals with strong AI demand offset by geopolitical supply constraints and persistent gaming GPU shortages.

Impact and signal

Medium impactImpact score: 60/100

Affected components and suppliers

AI GPUGaming GPU

Nvidia

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Source and time

Source: DigiTimes Asia · 2/25/2026 · View original source

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Nvidia says no revenue yet from approved China H200 shipments, expects gaming supply for quarters

What happened

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