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Sources: about 600,000 of Nvidia's H200 chips are stored in Hong Kong awaiting shipment to mainland China, as Beijing withholds approval for large-scale imports (Reuters)

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In short

Chinese authorities have withheld authorization for large-scale imports of advanced processors. As a result, hundreds of thousands of components are temporarily stockpiled in Hong Kong pending official movement orders. The indefinite pause underscores the deep administrative uncertainty surrounding mainland technology supply chains, with no public timeline established for when the necessary import approvals might be granted.

Key points

  • Shipments of advanced processing units into mainland China remain blocked by administrati…: Shipments of advanced processing units into mainland China remain blocked by administrative delays.
  • Storage facilities in Hong Kong are holding substantial volumes of pending hardware.: Storage facilities in Hong Kong are holding substantial volumes of pending hardware.
  • Market distribution of specialized technology components faces persistent regulatory unce…: Market distribution of specialized technology components faces persistent regulatory uncertainty in Beijing.

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