Nvidia Corp.’s top executive says the sale of its powerful H200 artificial intelligence chips in China remains on hold pending a decision by Chinese authorities. “We’re hopeful the Chinese government will allow Nvidia to sell the H200 and are looking forward to a favorable decision,” Huang said, adding that the license process is being finalized. Chinese government is deciding whether to allow Nvidia to sell its H200 chipsJensen Huang said that Nvidia hasn’t received any orders from Chinese buyers for their H200 chip. According to the CEO, companies in China are very interested in the H200 chips because they know the chips can provide the computing power they need to improve their AI operations. Huang concluded that demand for AI chips is growing worldwide, so manufacturing capacity needs to increase.