Here's the S&P 500 for a good look at today's situation, which is coming on weakness from healthcare, energy, financials, and utilities:As a result, stocks have been sinking -- worried that a possible resolution to the H200 row could be coming off the rails. Despite that, Nvidia (+0.14%) remains one of just a few tech stocks hitting the mark today.Chief to some of the recent selling is the U.S. House of Representatives' Select Committee on China asking for the Department of Commerce the Nvidia H200 Chip bri ...

The chipmaker's chief executive, Jensen Huang, met with President Trump last week to discuss exporting the powerful chips. ...

The H 200. Remind us. Where does this chip fall in invidious current lineup.Yeah. So this is the prior generation. The generations most powerful chip are significantly more powerful and faster than the H20, which today they are allowed to ship, but buyers are not lining up to buy that chip.Significantly higher ASP than the H20, almost 1.5% to 2 x higher. So a license for this chip would be huge for Nvidia, as you pointed out. Not the Blackwell, though.And I'm just curious about how how powerful this is, rig ...