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Nvidia's H200 AI chip, approved for China export two months ago, records zero sales amid distrust from US sanctions history. China's AI market shifts to domestic alternatives like Huawei Ascend 910C. DeepSeek V4 prioritizes adaptation to Huawei chips over Nvidia.
China’s computer chip exports surged 72.6% in the first two months to US$43.3 billion, driven by AI demand. Volumes rose 13.7% to 52.5 billion units, outpacing overall export growth of 21.8%. Global memory chip prices have also surged.
South Korea’s current-account surplus surged to a record in March, propelled by booming semiconductor exports. Shipments strengthened to Asia and the US, offsetting foreign investors' reduced holdings in local stocks amid Middle East tensions.
South Korea achieved its largest current account surplus ever in February, driven by booming semiconductor exports that improved the goods balance. This milestone occurred just before the Iran war began impacting energy markets and global shipping.
Vinod Khosla advocates being 'as hawkish as possible' on China regarding AI. He criticizes Nvidia chip sales to China and urges the US to fill the AI vacuum before China does.
Korea's February exports grew 29.0% year-over-year to $67.45 billion, exceeding economist forecasts of 24%. Semiconductor sales drove ninth straight month of growth despite US tariff uncertainties. Preliminary trade surplus hit $15.51 billion.