NVIDIA says it has Trump Light administration to sell its advanced H20 computer chips used to AI

Bangkok – The CEO of Nvidia, Jensen Huang, says that the technology giant has obtained the approval of the Trump administration to sell its advanced H20 computer chips used to develop artificial intelligence To China: a reversal of the administration policy.

The news came in a company’s blog post on Monday night. Huang also talked about the coup d’etat on the China state CGTN television network in comments shown in X.

“The United States Government has assured Nvidia to grant licenses, and Nvidia hopes to start deliveries soon,” said the post.

“Today, I am announcing that the US Government has approved so that the USA. Licenses start to send H20,” Huang told journalists in Beijing. He pointed out that half of the world’s researchers are in China.

“It is so innovative and dynamic here in China that it is really important that US companies can compete and serve the market here in China,” he said.

Huang recently met with President Trump and other American policy formulators and is in Beijing this week to attend a supply chain conference and talk to Chinese officials.

The transmission showed Huang a meeting with Ren Hongbin, head of the China Council for the promotion of international trade, host of China International Supply Chain Expo, in which Nvidia is an exhibitor.

Zhang Guobin, founder of the Eetrend.com Specialist website, told the News French news agency that the new policy “would bring (NVIDIA) a substantial growth of income, which compensates for the losses caused by the previous prohibition,” and added that it would also facilitate the impact of commercial friction on the global supply chain for semiconductors.

But he said that Chinese companies remain focused on the development of national chips since “the Trump administration has been … prone to changes in abrupt policies, which makes it difficult to evaluate how long such an openness could endure.”

Nvidia has greatly benefited from the rapid adoption of AI, becoming the First company that its market value exceeds $ 4 billion last week. However, the Commercial rivalry between the United States and China He has been weighing a lot in the industry.

Washington has been hardening controls on advanced technology exports to China for years, citing concerns that significant knowledge for civil use could be deployed for military purposes. He China’s Deepseek AI Chatbot In January, he renewed concerns about how China could use advanced chips to help develop their own abilities.

In January, before Trump began his second term in office, the Biden administration launched a New frame for exporting advanced computer chips used to develop artificial intelligencean attempt to balance national security concerns about technology with the economic interests of producers and other countries.

The White House announced in April that it would restrict the sales of the NVIDIA H20 chips and the AMD MI308 chips to China.

Nvidia had said that the strictest export controls would cost the company $ 5.5 billion, and Huang and other technology leaders have been pressing Mr. Trump to reverse restrictions. They argue that such limits prevent American competition in an avant -garde sector in one of the world’s largest markets for technology.

They have also warned that the export controls of the United States could end up pushing other countries towards China’s technology.

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