2025-12-09 23:24:09

Looks like the H200 chips are getting extra scrutiny now. Word is these AI processors—built in Taiwan—need special clearance from U.S. authorities before heading to China. National security concerns and political heat seem to be driving this review process. Interesting times for the semiconductor supply chain, especially considering how much mining operations and AI infrastructure depend on this hardware.

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GhostAddressHunter

· 10h ago

It seems that the US is starting to restrict again; Taiwanese chips must go through approval processes to go to China... Now mining and AI infrastructure will have to wait.

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DefiPlaybook

· 18h ago

According to data, chip export controls are indeed worth paying attention to—The US's restrictions on Chinese AI chips are continuously escalating, and H200 being added to the review list essentially confirms this trend. From a supply chain perspective, this will directly impact domestic computing power costs, and an increase in computing power costs typically leads to a 15-25% decline in mining profitability. The issue is that future policy developments remain uncertain, so holders are advised to closely monitor the publicly available financial reports of ASIC chip manufacturers.

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GweiTooHigh

· 12-09 23:54

Here we go again. The U.S. is really tightening things up... Taiwanese chips are being held back—looks like the AI arms race is getting serious.

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GoldDiggerDuck

· 12-09 23:54

Again? The US is really good at this game—just restrict the chips and that's it.

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SeeYouInFourYears

· 12-09 23:52

Here we go again, the old chip stranglehold routine... The US has been playing this card for ages, hasn't it?

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ContractHunter

· 12-09 23:46

This stranglehold tactic is getting more and more ruthless... The US really wants to completely lock down China's computing power.

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blocksnark

· 12-09 23:43

The chip bottleneck issue is getting more and more intense... When the US makes a move, it's a game-changer.

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AirdropHunterKing

· 12-09 23:26

This chip chokehold situation is just like when I used to farm airdrops and got restricted by gas fees—it’s all politics at play. The H200 needs customs clearance before it can go to China? Now miners and AI players are really going to feel the pain. We’d better keep a close eye on the assets in our wallets.

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AlwaysMissingTops

· 12-09 23:25

The US is playing the chip stranglehold game again—it just never ends.

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