Summary
NVIDIA Corporation has received specific authorizations from the U.S. government that impact its high-performance computing products, particularly the H100 and A100 integrated circuits. While a previous report on August 31, 2022, indicated potential export restrictions, this filing clarifies that development of the H100 is permitted to continue. Furthermore, NVIDIA is authorized to provide support to U.S. customers using A100 chips through March 1, 2023. Crucially, the authorization extends to the fulfillment and logistics of both A100 and H100 orders through NVIDIA's Hong Kong facility until September 1, 2023. This provides significant clarity and a reprieve for NVIDIA's supply chain operations concerning these critical datacenter GPUs, mitigating immediate concerns about disruptions to ongoing customer engagements and product development for these high-demand products.
Key Highlights
- 1U.S. government authorization allows continued development of H100 integrated circuits.
- 2Authorization permits NVIDIA to provide support for U.S. customers of A100 through March 1, 2023.
- 3Export and logistics for A100 and H100 orders are authorized through the Hong Kong facility until September 1, 2023.
- 4This filing provides clarity following previous concerns about potential export restrictions.
- 5The authorizations mitigate immediate risks to NVIDIA's datacenter GPU business, particularly for H100 and A100 products.
- 6Ensures continued customer support and product fulfillment for critical high-performance computing solutions.