Two major tech giants are making moves on Nvidia's latest H200 AI accelerators. After Washington greenlit chip exports recently, both ByteDance and Alibaba quickly jumped to secure orders for these high-performance units. Industry insiders reveal the firms are now in a holding pattern, waiting for regulatory clearance from Beijing before finalizing their purchases. The H200 represents a significant leap in AI computing power, and these companies clearly see it as crucial for their infrastructure needs. Timing here matters—getting early access could reshape competitive dynamics in the AI race.
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AirdropChaser
· 12-12 22:39
The situation of being chokepointed has now reversed. It's interesting, haha.
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Blockwatcher9000
· 12-11 01:01
ByteDance and Alibaba are competing fiercely; as soon as H200 is released, it gets snapped up. But it still depends on Beijing's approval. This policy game is really a high-stakes gamble.
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hodl_therapist
· 12-11 01:00
This round of H200 rush buying is like squeezing into the subway. The faster you are, the more you win.
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GasWastingMaximalist
· 12-11 00:42
Can't keep pushing anymore; during the approval waiting period, others have already snapped everything up.
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WalletManager
· 12-11 00:33
It seems we have to wait for Beijing's approval; the risk factor for this wave of chip orders is not low. Those who stock up in advance should ensure contract audits are in place.
Two major tech giants are making moves on Nvidia's latest H200 AI accelerators. After Washington greenlit chip exports recently, both ByteDance and Alibaba quickly jumped to secure orders for these high-performance units. Industry insiders reveal the firms are now in a holding pattern, waiting for regulatory clearance from Beijing before finalizing their purchases. The H200 represents a significant leap in AI computing power, and these companies clearly see it as crucial for their infrastructure needs. Timing here matters—getting early access could reshape competitive dynamics in the AI race.