NVIDIA's H20 AI chips are now allowed to be exported to China, as the latest meeting between Jensen Huang and President Trump seems to have worked out. NVIDIA's H20 AI GPUs Finally Starts to See Licensing Approval From the Commerce Department, Allowing Shipments to China For those confused, NVIDIA's CEO, Jensen Huang, announced a few weeks ago that the company would be selling its H20 AI chips to China after approval from the Commerce Department, but back then, the Trump administration itself didn't give the green light. Now, according to a report by the FT, it is revealed that the […]
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