Nvidia’s Huang Unsure Whether China Would Accept Its H200 Chips
Key Points:
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang expressed uncertainty about whether China would accept the company's H200 AI chips if US export restrictions were eased.
- Huang met with President Donald Trump to discuss export controls related to the H200 processors but did not provide detailed information.
- The meeting follows ongoing discussions within the Trump administration about potentially permitting sales of the H200 chips to China.
- Huang's comments highlight the complexities and uncertainties surrounding US-China technology trade amid geopolitical tensions.
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