With H200s set to flow into China, Groq is reportedly set to follow — Nvidia is allegedly preparing a custom version of inferencing chip to penetrate region

Nvidia has received full approval to sell its H200 GPUs in China, following negotiations with the U.S. government and China. The company is gearing up to pitch its H200 chips and Groq custom AI inferencing hardware in the region. Despite regulatory hurdles, Nvidia is restarting H200 production to meet high demand from Chinese companies. Additionally, Nvidia aims to adapt its Groq inferencing chips for the Chinese market to compete with local tech giants developing their own chips. The company is looking to expand its market share in China with these strategic moves.