January 22, 2026
Selling H200s to China Erodes Main U.S. Advantage
A new report says China could buy twice as much AI computing power as it can produce domestically if Nvidia H200 chips are allowed there. Janet Egan from the Center for a New American Security tells TaiwanPlus that preventing military use of advanced chips is "virtually impossible."
Watch the full interview on TaiwanPlus News.
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