Recently, discussions about the H20 chip have been exceptionally heated. This GPU chip, which was originally not showcased in the consumer market and was considered an “exclusive supply,” has suddenly become the focal point in the technological competition between China and the United States. This is not only because it is currently the only AI chip that NVIDIA can legally export to China, but also due to the subtle balance between “performance throttling and export licensing” that it represents, which has been presented so clearly to the public for the first time. For the general public, chips are…