By Max A. Cherney and Stephen Nellis
SAN JOSE, California, March 17 (Reuters) - Nvidia is preparing a version of its Groq artificial-intelligence chips that can be sold to the Chinese market, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters on Tuesday.
Nvidia acquired Groq, an AI chip startup, late last year in a $17 billion deal and showed a new lineup of products based around its chips at its annual developer conference in San Jose, California, this week.
The move to develop a version of the chips for the Chinese market comes as Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said that the company has restarted production of its H200 chips, the predecessor to its current flagship chip, after obtaining export licenses from U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration and purchase orders from Chinese customers.

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- Nvidia is developing a version of its Groq artificial-intelligence chips for the Chinese market, according to sources.  
- The company acquired Groq in a $17 billion deal and showcased new products at its recent developer conference.  
- This initiative follows Nvidia's restart of H200 chip production after securing export licenses and orders from Chinese customers.

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EXCLUSIVE-Nvidia preparing Groq chips that can be sold in Chinese market, sources say