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Nvidia says it follows export laws ‘to the letter' a day after AI chip sales to China stopped
Nvidia said on Wednesday that it follows the U.S. government's directions on where it can sell its AI chips "to the letter." The statement comes after Nvidia said it would incur $5.5 billion in costs related to canceled orders for the H20 chip.
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Nvidia did not warn at least some major customers in advance about new U.S. export rules it was told about a week ago ...
The Commerce Department announced it is mandating new licensing requirements for Nvidia and AMD to export popular chips to ...
Nvidia said it's anticipating a charge of up to $5.5 billion tied to exporting its AI chips to China, according to a regulatory filing from the semiconductor company. Nvidia also disclosed the U.S.
U.S. export crackdown blindsides Nvidia's biggest customers -- now China's turning to Huawei for its AI future ...
Chinese AI companies have reportedly placed orders for a hefty $16 billion worth of NVIDIA's new H20 AI GPUs, according to a new report from The Information. In a world where US sanctions are ...
Nvidia's chief executive on Thursday met with the head of a Chinese trade body during a visit to Beijing, Chinese state media reported, days after Washington set new export curbs on chips the company ...
Nvidia stock sank after a surprise disclosure it would take a hit north of $5 billion following new chip export restrictions.
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It came shortly after the U.S. government informed Nvidia that it would now need a license to export H20 chips to China and ...
China has warned Donald Trump to “stop whining” about being a victim of tariffs in the escalating trade war between the two ...
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