Novations chipmaker, Nvidia, is preparing to provide some customers in China with its H200 processors. The company has been unable to sell its chips into the world's second-largest economy since April, following a decision by the Trump administration that it would require a license to export chips there and to several other countries. The delay was due to reports of security scrutiny in both China and the U.S. However, CEO Jensen Huang stated that the company now has clearance from both sides and is restarting its manufacturing. Despite this delay, Nvidia reported revenue growth of 73% in the latest quarter, marking an 11th consecutive period of growth over 55%.