Nvidia H200 China sales stall, with US$400M inventory charge
Nvidia said in its fiscal 2027 second-quarter results on the 27th that it sold a small number of H200 artificial intelligence (AI) processors to Chinese customers last quarter, marking its first renewed AI chip sales to China since shipping about US$60 million of H20 chips in early 2025. But shipments fell short of the total approved by US President Donald Trump and licenses cleared by the US government in January, amid opposition from Beijing.
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