Nvidia is reportedly pitching its new “Vera” CPU to customers in China, according to Reuters and referenced by The Next Web. The report says Nvidia is discussing supply timing with several Chinese clients, with orders potentially starting immediately and deliveries possibly beginning as soon as August. Reuters cites three people familiar with the talks. The move is presented as a workaround tied to Nvidia’s reduced ability to sell to China under U.S. export controls. Multiple outlets frame the Vera CPU as an attempt to regain access to the Chinese market after Nvidia’s China business declines. In the coverage, Nvidia’s strategy is characterized as using a separate product line to navigate restrictions rather than relying on previous offerings. The information described is based on private discussions rather than public customer announcements or purchase orders. The reports do not provide specific customer names, order quantities, or confirmed product specifications beyond the “Vera” CPU reference. Both sources indicate that Nvidia is actively engaging Chinese clients now and that the earliest expected delivery window is August.