Nvidia Corp.’s Jensen Huang finally got what he spent months lobbying for when the US government authorized the company to sell its workhorse artificial intelligence chip to China.

China approves Alibaba, Tencent, and ByteDance to order NVIDIA H200 chips after initial ban, balancing AI competition needs with semiconductor independence goals.

Nvidia and Google are among a handful of major tech giants developing models for robotics and so-called "phyiscal AI." ...

Even with controlled access to H200 chips, China will continue to incentivize the growth of domestic chipmakers.

Feb 3 (Reuters) - Nvidia's H200 AI chip sales to China remain in limbo nearly two months after U.S. President Donald Trump ...

China approved 400,000 Nvidia H200 chips at a 25% tariff—the silicon surrender validates Nvidia's foundational position.

Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) seems like the AI chip giant that’s becoming impossible to not only catch but keep up with. With Vera ...

Despite President Donald Trump‘s approval of Nvidia Corp.‘s (NASDAQ:NVDA) export of H200 chips to China, the sales are ...

China has approved the import of the first batch of H200, Nvidia's ( NVDA) second most powerful AI chip, three people ...

Beijing has given the green light to Alibaba and others, but is keeping in place limits intended to encourage purchases of ...

The Trump administration gave the green light to Nvidia to sell the chips late last year for a 25% cut of revenues. America's ...

Over a long-term timeframe, the growth prospects of Nvidia Corporation are largely intact, but there is high risk around Q1 ...