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Nvidia’s power play: How Jensen Huang got Trump to rethink the China AI chip ban

Huang met with leaders in both Washington and Beijing, arguing that the AI revolution is a tide that will lift all boats—that AI technology can boost business productivity, raise the standard of livi...

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Nvidia’s Jensen Huang Convinced Trump That AI “Races” Are A Loser

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Nvidia says it has Trump administration green light to sell China its advanced H20 computer chips used for AI

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Nvidia is the first $4-trillion company. Here are three things to know

Nvidia is already the world’s most valuable company being one of the biggest beneficiaries of the global artificial intelligence boom.

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Nvidia’s stock pops as China win may pave path to $5 trillion market cap — and beyond

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Nvidia Stock Gains. Why Taiwan Semi’s Outlook Is Good News for the Chip Maker.

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ByteDance surpasses Meta, plus Jensen Huang's fruitful trip in Beijing

ByteDance has quietly become as the world’s largest social media company by revenue in the first quarter of this year, sources tell me and my colleague Kane Wu.

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Nvidia C.E.O. Treads Carefully in Beijing

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Nvidia's resumption of AI chips to China is part of rare earths talks, says US

Opinion

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Trump's AI strategy is a mess, and China's taking the lead

Amidst the chaos of Trump's AI regulation, American tech firms are facing confusion and anxiety. Meanwhile, China is seizing the opportunity, focusing on practical AI deployment and attracting top talent.

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Trump unveils more than $100B in AI, energy investments as part of major push for US to lead innovation over China

President Trump is set to speak at a major innovation conference in Pennsylvania on Tuesday afternoon to unveil $90 billion in private-sector investments meant to spur the state’s energy production and US artificial intelligence industry.

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Trump administration's view on China's AI progress 'may be shortsighted': Strategist

The US has given chipmakers like Nvidia and AMD the opportunity to sell their chips to China again. Derrick Irwin, portfolio manager at Allspring Global Investments, says the US may have retain some dominance,