<p>According to foreign media reports, the Chinese government has requested some Chinese technology companies to suspend orders for NVIDIA's H200 chips this week and to procure domestic AI chips as much as possible, in order to reduce dependence on American chips and prevent Chinese tech companies from hastily stockpiling American chips before policies are clarified. However, according to Bloomberg, China plans to approve the import of some NVIDIA H200 chips as early as this quarter, allowing domestic companies to purchase the chips from NVIDIA for specific commercial purposes. NVIDIA (NVDA) saw its stock price rise by 1% on Wednesday, closing at $189.11.</p>
<h2>Prohibited for military and sensitive government agencies, etc.</h2>
<p>The report cites sources indicating that, for security reasons, the H200 chips will be prohibited for use in military, sensitive government agencies, critical infrastructure, and state-owned enterprises, similar to measures taken by the Chinese government against foreign products such as Apple devices and Micron Technology chips.</p>
<p>Additionally, if these institutions still apply to use the component, their applications will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.</p>
<h2>Jensen Huang describes strong demand in the Chinese market</h2>
<p>It is worth noting that NVIDIA's Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress previously stated during an analyst meeting at the Consumer Electronics Show in the United States that a permit application for exporting H200 chips to China has been submitted and is currently under review by the U.S. government to determine the next steps. Jensen Huang further described the demand in the Chinese market as quite strong.</p>
<p>Related articles: Some Asian bankers are reportedly concerned about chip-related and Chinese financing facing strict scrutiny from the U.S</p>

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<p>The Chinese government has requested that some technology companies suspend orders for Nvidia H200 chips and encourage the procurement of domestic AI chips to reduce reliance on American chips. Nevertheless, Bloomberg reports that China plans to approve the import of some H200 chips for specific commercial purposes as early as this quarter. The H200 chips will be prohibited for military and sensitive institutions, with applications reviewed on a case-by-case basis. NVIDIA's Chief Financial Officer stated that they have applied for permission to export H200 chips to China, with strong market demand</p>

- The Chinese government has reportedly requested specific tech companies to pause orders for Nvidia's H200 chips and prioritize domestic AI chips to reduce dependence on U.S. technology.  
- However, China plans to approve some H200 chip imports for specific commercial use this quarter, with a ban on military and sensitive government applications due to security concerns.  
- Nvidia's CFO noted the strong demand in the Chinese market and has submitted an application for export approval of these chips, currently under U.S. government review.

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Mainland reports require tech companies to suspend orders for Nvidia H200 chips. Bloomberg: Approval for some imports may come as early as this season