Chinese cloud and internet corporations want Nvidia's processor right now, since their own accelerators aren't fast enough.

China is reportedly turning away advanced Nvidia AI chips, opting for its own technology. This move challenges a US strategy ...

The landscape for semiconductor giant Nvidia is shifting. Recent policy changes from the Trump administration have opened a ...

Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia, said on Wednesday that China probably won’t accept the company’s H200 AI chips, even if the U.S. government decides to loosen ...

Sacks' comments raise questions about whether Nvidia will be able to recover revenue from China, a data centre market it has ...

In July 2025, the Trump administration approved H20 exports after months of Huang's lobbying. Nvidia framed it as a ...

Nvidia (NVDA) just won something it’s been chasing for months: permission from President Donald Trump to sell H200 chips into ...

China is weighing a package of incentives worth as much as US$70 billion to support its local chipmaking industry Read more ...

Now, Huang has won H200 approval. Trump posted on his social network the big news. And Beijing has every reason to do exactly ...

NVIDIA co-founder and CEO Jensen Huang has a message for U.S. lawmakers: If changes in policy are not enacted in short order, including a ban on exports of NVIDIA's most advanced silicon to China, the ...

Nvidia remains the dominant AI chipmaker in the market, but where is the stock headed for the rest of this year and into the next?

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