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Kyle Chan@kyleichan

This is what I’ve been saying. Trump may have allowed H200 sales to China, and Chinese firms may want them. But that doesn’t mean Beijing will let it happen. Beijing wants to break China’s dependence on US chips for good and shift to domestic ones. H200 sales may be limited.

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