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Nvidia CEO downplays role in lifting U.S. ban on chip sales to China

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BEIJING — The head of Nvidia downplayed his role in getting the U.S. government to lift a ban on selling an advanced computer chip in China and said it will take time to ramp up production once orders

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NBC 6 South Florida
Nvidia says it will resume H20 AI chip sales to China ‘soon,' following U.S. government assurances (opens NBC 6 South Florida)
Published Jul 14, 2025
NBC 6 South Florida's feed description
Nvidia’s sales of the H20 AI chips, which had been designed specifically to keep them out of export controls on China, were halted in April.
KEZI Eugene
Nvidia says it will restart sales of a key AI chip to China, in a reversal of US restrictions (opens KEZI Eugene)
Published Jul 14, 2025
KEZI Eugene's feed description
American chipmaking giant Nvidia (NVDA) says it plans to resume sales to China of an artificial intelligence chip that’s become part of a global race pitting the world’s biggest economies
WHEC Rochester
Nvidia to resume sales of highly desired AI computer chips to China (opens WHEC Rochester)
Published Jul 14, 2025
WHEC Rochester's feed description
Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang says the technology giant has won approval from the Trump administration to sell its advanced H20 computer chips used for artificial intelligence to China. The company shared the news in a blog post late Monday and Huang also spoke about it on China's state-run CGTN televis…
Investor's Business Daily
Nvidia: U.S. To OK H20 AI Chip Sales To China (opens Investor's Business Daily)
Published Jul 14, 2025
Investor's Business Daily's feed description
Nvidia stock jumped after the company said the Trump administration will let it resume H20 AI chip sales to China again.
The Columbian
After meeting with Trump, Nvidia CEO says the sale of AI chip is back on in China (opens The Columbian)
Published Jul 14, 2025
The Columbian's feed description
BANGKOK — Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang says the technology giant has won approval from the Trump administration to sell its advanced H20 computer chips used to develop artificial intelligence to China.
The Guardian
Trump permits Nvidia to sell advanced chips in China, CEO says (opens The Guardian)
Published Jul 14, 2025
The Guardian's feed description
Chipmaker’s CEO, Jensen Huang, recently met with Donald Trump as US-China trade rivalry deepens
Forbes
Nvidia Shares Peak Again As China Chip Sales Resume (opens Forbes)
Published Jul 14, 2025
Forbes's feed description
The company previously forecast a $5.5 billion hit to sales after the U.S. imposed restrictions on its H20 AI chips.
Forbes
Nvidia To Resume China Chip Sales Again With RTX Pro (opens Forbes)
Published Jul 14, 2025
Forbes's feed description
Nvidia has made changes in order to resume Chinese sales for its hardware.
CNN
Nvidia to resume H20 GPU chip sales to China, launches compliant model (opens CNN)
Published Jul 14, 2025
CNN's feed description
Nvidia NVDA.O said on Monday it will resume sales of its H20 artificial intelligence chip to China and has introduced a new model tailored to meet regulatory requirements in the Chinese market.
Fortune
Nvidia poised for major boost after CEO Jensen Huang gets Trump to approve AI chip sales to China (opens Fortune)
Published Jul 14, 2025
Fortune's feed description
Nvidia has profited enormously from rapid adoption of AI, becoming the first company to have its market value surpass $4 trillion last week.
UPI
Nvidia to resume selling H20 AI chips in China after U.S. assurances (opens UPI)
Published Jul 14, 2025
UPI's feed description
Nvidia said it will once again sell its H20 AI chips in China, after receiving assurances from the Trump administration.
Digital Journal
Nvidia says it will resume sales of 'H20' AI chips to China (opens Digital Journal)
Published Jul 14, 2025
Digital Journal's feed description
US tech giant Nvidia said on Tuesday it will resume sales of its H20 artificial intelligence chips to China.
Gizmodo
Nvidia CEO Meets With Trump and Secures Permission to Sell AI Chips in China Again (opens Gizmodo)
Published Jul 14, 2025
Gizmodo's feed description
The Nvidia CEO has been criss-crossing the globe to shake the right hands.
Al Jazeera
Nvidia’s CEO says it gained US approval to sell H20 AI chips to China (opens Al Jazeera)
Published Jul 14, 2025
Al Jazeera's feed description
Jensen Huang says Trump administration has assured his company it will be granted licences to export advanced chips.
Washington Examiner
Trump reverses restrictions on Nvidia selling chips to China (opens Washington Examiner)
Published Jul 14, 2025
Washington Examiner's feed description
Nvidia, which dominates the world’s AI chip market, was effectively banned from selling H20 chips to China in April.
Insider
Howard Lutnick says he's fine with Nvidia selling its 'fourth best' AI chips to China (opens Insider)
Published Jul 14, 2025
Insider's feed description
Nvidia announced it has received the OK to resume selling its pared down H20 chip in China.
Investor's Business Daily
Wall Street Cheers Nvidia's Return To China AI Market (opens Investor's Business Daily)
Published Jul 14, 2025
Investor's Business Daily's feed description
The Trump administration removed a major overhang on Nvidia stock when it cleared the chipmaker to resume selling AI chips in China.
Insider
Nvidia is gearing up to sell H20 chips to China again (opens Insider)
Published Jul 14, 2025
Insider's feed description
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang met with President Donald Trump and policymakers to talk about domestic AI infrastructure and the US's lead in AI.
Investopedia
Nvidia Stock Jumps as Chipmaker Plans to Resume Sales of Key AI Chip to China (opens Investopedia)
Published Jul 14, 2025
Investopedia's feed description
Nvidia said it plans to resume sales of its best-selling H20 AI chip to China, days after CEO Jensen Huang met with President Donald Trump.
NBC Chicago
Nvidia says U.S. government will allow it to resume H20 AI chip sales to China (opens NBC Chicago)
Published Jul 14, 2025
NBC Chicago's feed description
Nvidia says it is filing applications to with the U.S. government to resume sales of its H20 GPU to China, in what could represent a huge policy win.
New York Post
Nvidia CEO can resume AI chip sales to China after meeting with Trump: 'Monster win' (opens New York Post)
Published Jul 14, 2025
New York Post's feed description
Nvidia will resume sales of its H20 AI chips to China after CEO Jensen Huang met with President Donald Trump in the White House last week.
Insider
Nvidia stock jumps after the AI titan says it can sell some of its top chips to China again (opens Insider)
Published Jul 14, 2025
Insider's feed description
Nvidia stock spiked on Tuesday. The AI chip titan said it had received assurances from the administration that it can resume sales of key AI chips to China.
Engadget
NVIDIA says it can resume selling key AI chips to China (opens Engadget)
Published Jul 14, 2025
Engadget's feed description
NVIDIA can start selling its H20 AI GPU to China again after gaining approval to do so from the US government.
The Columbian
Nvidia CEO downplays role in lifting U.S. ban on chip sales to China (opens The Columbian)
Published Jul 15, 2025
The Columbian's feed description
BEIJING — The head of Nvidia downplayed his role in getting the U.S. government to lift a ban on selling an advanced computer chip in China and said it will take time to ramp up production once orders
Observer
Trump Reverses China Chip Ban After Jensen Huang’s Quiet Diplomacy (opens Observer)
Published Jul 15, 2025
Observer's feed description
Nvidia and AMD gain U.S. approval to resume A.I. chip sales to China after a ban, thanks in part to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's diplomatic efforts.

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