Nvidia Approves Samsung's HBM3 Chips for AI Processors in China

The move aims to address memory chip shortages and comply with U.S. export controls.

Nvidia's H20 AI chips for China will use Samsung's HBM3 memory chips for the first time.
The approval helps Nvidia diversify its supplier base amid high demand for AI processors.
Nvidia's H20 chip is designed to comply with U.S. export restrictions on advanced semiconductors.
Samsung is still testing its fifth-generation HBM3E chips to meet Nvidia's standards.
Nvidia may sell over one million H20 chips in China this year despite potential future bans.