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Reuters reported on November 5 that about 600,000 Nvidia AI chips were stored in Hong Kong awaiting mainland China import approval, citing two people familiar with the situation. The immediate supply-chain issue is whether inventory can reach its intended buyers. No shipment-specific release date or new freight-rate increase is established here.

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600,000 Nvidia AI Chips Reportedly Await China Approval in Hong Kong

Reuters reports 600,000 Nvidia AI chips awaiting mainland China approval. What the bottleneck means for inventory, delivery commitments and procurement.

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