Washington approved H200 chip exports to roughly ten Chinese firms in December 2025. Nine months and a Trump-Xi summit later, not one unit has shipped. Washington's in-China-only, US-inspected, 25%-revenue-share terms are structurally incompatible with Beijing's directive that its firms use Nvidia chips only overseas — a conflict no summit dinner can resolve.
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