Mario Nawfal: Nvidia offers new Vera AI chips to China after export ban

Mario Nawfal: Nvidia offers new Vera AI chips to China after export ban
Nvidia to sell Vera chips in China

Mario Nawfal, founder & CEO at IBC Group, reports that Nvidia has found a way to continue business with China despite a ban on H200 chip exports.

According to Nawfal, Nvidia is now taking orders from Chinese customers for its new Vera AI data center CPUs, with deliveries possible as early as August 2026. The pricing for the Vera chip starts at $20,000 per unit, while a full rack of 256 chips is priced at around $10 million.

Nawfal has previously tracked significant movements in the technology and energy sectors. He reported that a SpaceX IPO filing triggered sharp gains in space and satellite stocks. Nawfal also noted that Iran’s suspension of negotiations led to a surge in WTI crude prices and a drop in the S&P 500.

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