About 600,000 H200s waiting in Hong Kong… China prohibits ABB from acquiring local robotics business
Original headline약 60만개 H200 홍콩 대기…중국, ABB 현지 로봇사업 인수 금지
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About 600,000 Nvidia H200 chips are sitting in Hong Kong awaiting approval for import into mainland China, Reuters reported, with some large internet companies having secured roughly 10,000 units each in recent months while broader imports remain unapproved. Separately, Beijing blocked SoftBank Group's acquisition of ABB's China robotics business. The H200, though not Nvidia's newest part, remains central to Chinese AI capacity, and the backlog underscores how export controls and approval bottlenecks are throttling supply even as demand persists. Investors should watch whether Beijing clears the pending shipments and how the ABB deal's rejection signals the regulatory posture toward foreign acquisitions in Chinese industrial tech.
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