Jensen Huang wants US to lead AI development, confirms Nvidia chip sales resuming in China
After months of restrictions, this clearance marks a big win for Nvidia in China, one of its crucial markets. Huang believes civil AI models around the world should run on US technology to ensure America remains the global AI leader. His push aims to boost trust in the US tech stack while keeping economic ties with China open.
Positive signals for business and US-China relations
Huang's announcement is seen as a positive step for both Nvidia's business and the global AI supply chain. US restrictions had forced Nvidia to create special chips for China. Now, with the H20's return, China's tech platforms building AI tools will benefit.
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Experts like Vey-Sern Ling from Union Bancaire Privee called this restart a 'positive' for the whole semiconductor sector. Even Nasdaq futures got a boost after the news broke, showing investor confidence.
Nvidia's new chip and future plans
Nvidia didn't just stop with the H20. Huang also introduced a new RTX PRO GPU, designed for digital twin AI in smart factories and logistics. This shows Nvidia's focus on both compliance and innovation as it continues to expand its chip business globally. By balancing US expectations and market demands in China, Nvidia looks set to strengthen its global AI leadership, just as the tech race intensifies.
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