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China blocked approvals for NVIDIA H200 chip purchases in response to Trump administration's 25% tariff on Nvidia chips sold to China.

The escalating chip-export standoff threatens NVIDIA with up to $30 billion in lost sales, sharpening US-China tech competition and forcing enterprises to diversify AI supply chains.
Trade pressSlicast · July 11, 2026 · US · Source: MSN
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