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Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang Secures Trump Approval for AI Chip Sales to China Amid US and Europe Competitiveness Concerns

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Published Apr 15, 2025, 10:45 PM

Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang has reportedly persuaded former President Donald Trump to allow the company to continue selling valuable AI chips to China. This decision may have implications for the competitive landscape of artificial intelligence in the U.S. and Europe. Experts have expressed concerns that this move could undermine America's standing in AI technology. The situation highlights the complexities and contradictions within U.S. AI policy as it navigates international trade and technology collaboration.

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Michael Sobolik

@michaelsobolik

Must-read from @parmy in @business: CEO Jensen Huang appears to have convinced Trump to let it keep selling valuable AI chips to China. That could put the US and Europe on the back foot. “After @nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang attended a recent dinner at https://t.co/m1a3M6l61J

Center for AI Safety

@ai_risks

Experts argue that White House’s decision to allow NVIDIA’s sale of H20 chips to China could undermine America's AI competitiveness. https://t.co/15UOLcuiYa

Sharon Goldman

@sharongoldman

NEW: Trump’s NVIDIA deal lays bare the contradictions in America’s AI policy - but Jensen Huang is doing a delicate dance https://t.co/EMuagXpQ65

Angela Zhang

@AngelaZhangHK

Nvidia’s CEO appears to have convinced Trump to let it keep selling valuable AI chips to China, but that could put the US and Europe on the back foot, @parmy writes https://t.co/YKuFxrdPrT via @opinion