Nvidia denies chip shortage rumors, insists supply chain is stable

Nvidia stressed that rumors of chip shortages or depleted supplies are completely unfounded.

NVIDIA logo on a building in Taiwan - Photo: REUTERS

According to AInvest, on September 2, technology corporation Nvidia officially denied recent rumors related to the shortage of H100 and H200 chips.

The company affirms that the current supply is still abundant, fully capable of meeting all orders quickly, without any interruption.

Nvidia also denied concerns that leasing the H200 chip via the cloud computing platform would affect the supply of flagship product lines such as the H100, H200 or Blackwell.

The company representative emphasized that although cloud partners can deploy online chip leasing, this does not affect the ability to receive new orders or operate the supply chain.

This announcement is seen as a move to reassure customers and stakeholders, to strengthen confidence in the stability of Nvidia's production and distribution system - especially in the context of strong global demand for high-end semiconductor chips.

Nvidia's commitment is expected to create a solid foundation for the market, while clearly demonstrating the company's ability to maintain production and delivery operations in the current fierce competition.

Despite the positive statements, analysts remain cautious, with many saying they are closely watching how Nvidia coordinates its supply chain and manages its backlog of orders amid the volatile global tech market.

The discussion also opens up speculation about Nvidia's long-term strategy for maintaining profitability and limiting risk amid increasingly fierce competition in the AI ​​and semiconductor sectors.

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