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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, in an exclusive interview with Bloomberg Television after accompanying Trump on his visit to China, said that H200 has obtained a license for sales to China, but the Chinese government must decide the extent to which it will protect the local market, and he expects the market to gradually open up over time. Trump said H200 was mentioned in the meeting between US and Chinese leaders, but China has not yet approved purchases. Huang estimated that the Chinese market could bring business opportunities worth up to $50 billion, and earlier this year NVIDIA still maintained a "zero revenue" forecast for sales of AI chips to China.
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Jensen Huang: China Will Eventually Open Its AI Chip Market
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, in an exclusive interview with Bloomberg Television after accompanying Trump on his visit to China, said that H200 has obtained a license for sales to China, but the Chinese government must decide the extent to which it will protect the local market, and he expects the market to gradually open up over time. Trump said H200 was mentioned in the meeting between the US and Chinese leaders, but China has not yet approved purchases. Huang estimated that the Chinese market could bring business opportunities worth up to $50 billion, and earlier this year NVIDIA still maintained a "zero revenue" forecast for AI chip sales to China.