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00:00the h200 remind us where does this chip fall in nvidia's current lineup
00:06yeah so this is the prior generation the hopper generation's most powerful chip
00:11a significantly more powerful and faster than the h20 which today they are allowed to ship but
00:18buyers are not lining up to get by the chip um significantly higher asps than the h20 almost
00:241.5 to 2x higher so a license for this chip would be huge for nvidia as you pointed out
00:30uh not the blackwell though and i'm just curious about how how powerful this is right in you know
00:36we're in this ai race this tech war and nowhere is it felt the most between the us and china so
00:42um how powerful an ai chip is it and how much of it is it a win for nvidia i mean if you put in
00:49context what china can buy today it's a significant step up from the h20s right now uh if you believe
00:56some of the benchmark comparisons the h20 today is at par with the competitive alternatives that
01:02china has so uh an h200 would be significantly better than any other chip they have access to
01:08today of course not as good as the blackwell how would you adjust your spreadsheet if nvidia is
01:15able to sell this chip to china like how does it affect the company's earnings and again this is
01:22again our reporting at at this point uh by our team including mackenzie hawkins is that u.s
01:28officials are having early discussions on whether to let nvidia sell it so this is not a done deal but
01:33if nvidia were able to do this what should investors understand about how much they'd be able to sell
01:39well there's two parts to this there's one that ability to sell right but there's also remember
01:44today they can sell the h20s but they were not able to it was just 50 million dollars of h20s that
01:50sold in the quarter and the reason being there is still that geopolitical friction between the two
01:55nations and china administration stands that they prefer their companies not buying media chips so
02:02buyers are not lining up today so there's one thing if they do get a license that opens the door
02:06for for them to able to ship but if the geopolitical tensions continue in disabling chinese buyers
02:13from buying even the new h200s then you're still not adjusting your models right i do believe that
02:20if they get a license for h200s there will be some buyers who are on the fence who will have a
02:25lot more motivation now because this is the fastest and the most performing chip they have access to so
02:31we could see some rise in the sales in the china market but again that geopolitical tension needs
02:38to really ease and china needs to open up the doors for their companies to adopt nvidia chips does it also
02:44show some sway if you will that nvidia and certainly jensen has with the white house and i just think about
02:49this past week right there was a black tie dinner with um muhammad bin saman of saudi arabia and you
02:57certainly saw jensen wong there we saw a lot of activity on social pictures of him alongside elon musk
03:04uh alongside others and i just wonder um you know it sounds like that jensen wong has a pretty good
03:11relationship with the white house is that fair uh from what we see it would be fair i don't want to
03:18speculate this way or uh reach she has inside but remember this is our just most valuable con company in the
03:25world second it's at the forefront of the ai innovation which now all major economies and
03:30regions have made their priority that they really want to be at the center of that so you would
03:36assume that it makes sense for him to be on all of those important seats that you just described
03:41hey before we let you go kunjan uh you know i'm wondering about the the competition in china right
03:47now and there's this debate that goes on okay is it better to actually let nvidia sell advanced
03:54chips to another country that might have restrictions on it versus not because if you don't sell the
04:00chips then maybe it provides an incentive for china in this example to actually develop these chips
04:06themselves is there a view that that that you fall to one side on where you know from the perspective
04:13of okay where would it where would china would china out innovate or would china try to out innovate the
04:18u.s with access or without access to these chips does it matter it does not i mean we just look at
04:26instead of speculating we just look at the past data right whenever uh we have tried and limit their
04:33access to certain technological advancements they have uh accelerated their pace of innovation in that
04:39area um there is definitely a thesis but that by limiting the most latest advanced chips you can slow down
04:47their path but i don't think you can really uh shut them off they have shown time and again um and
04:53remember they have different resources right one of the key advantages they have is they don't have
04:58any lack of power especially when it comes to green power right so the current chip solutions that huawei has
05:05while inferior to nvidia's chip to chip basis they can pull a lot of them together even if it's inefficient
05:12even if it's more cost and in terms of power they don't care they get they still are able to get
05:17comparable outcome and performance to generate ai yeah i mean bottom line it's a win for nvidia right
05:24i mean this is one of the things just 30 seconds here we talked about on the call like they didn't
05:28have any business in china so this gets them back into china potentially it definitely does yes
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