Whoa, just caught wind of something big—word on the street is the US Commerce Department might be loosening restrictions on Nvidia's H200 chip shipments to China. Only one outlet's reporting this so far, so take it with a grain of salt until more sources chime in. If true though? Massive implications for AI compute power and the whole tech supply chain. These H200s are beasts for machine learning workloads, and any shift in export policy could ripple through markets fast. Keeping eyes peeled for confirmation.

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UncleLiquidationvip
· 12-08 22:06
ngl if this news turns out to be fake, I'll die laughing. It's so typical that a single media rumor can stir up such a huge commotion.
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DefiSecurityGuardvip
· 12-08 22:05
ngl this smells like classic FUD or honeypot intel... single source reporting on export policy? immediate red flags. DYOR before panic buying anything tied to nvidia or china plays. not financial advice but... geopolitical leverage always has exploit vectors nobody talks about publicly first.
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Ser_APY_2000vip
· 12-08 22:00
This news needs to be confirmed by multiple sources before it can be trusted. A single source is too unreliable. But if the restrictions are really lifted, it will definitely cause a stir.
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