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NVIDIA cleared to sell H200s in China with 25% cut to U.S., Trump says

Top stories today:
- NVIDIA cleared to sell H200s in China with 25% cut to U.S., Trump says
- OpenAI said to debut faster, more capable model in Jan. 2026
- Google plans 2 Gemini-powered smart-glasses lines
- Gemini said to get ads in 2026, though Google denies in-app ads
- Tiger Global launches new fund targeting $2.2B
- Paramount launches $108.4B hostile bid for WBD
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1. NVIDIA cleared to sell H200s in China with 25% cut to U.S., Trump says
The Department of Commerce is finalizing the details, Trump said.
The âsame approach will apply to AMD, Intel, and other GREAT American companies,â he noted.
The H200 is a higher-grade chip than the H20, but not NVIDIAâs top-of-the-line product.
NVIDIA shares briefly climbed Mon. on the leaked China-sales announcement but later pared gains, ending +2% after hours.
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3. OpenAI said to debut faster, more capable model in Jan. 2026, ending its âcode redâ

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The new model will have a âbetter personality,â Sam Altman said.
ChatGPT will be boosted through âbetter use of user signals,â Altman reportedly told staff.
This week: GPT-5.2 is coming, aiming to restore momentum with stronger coding and enterprise upgrades.
âThe real battle will be between OpenAI and Apple, not OpenAI vs. Google,â Altman told reporters Mon.



