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Nvidia H200 GPUs pile up in Hong Kong as Beijing restricts imports

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A large backlog of advanced Nvidia GPUs has built up in Hong Kong as Beijing limits H200 imports amid its push for domestic semiconductor self-sufficiency, Reuters reports.

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  1. 2026-11-06 03:08 · DigiTimes Asia
    Stockpiled in Hong Kong: Beijing limits Nvidia H200 imports as domestic silicon push accelerates

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