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Bangkok – The CEO of Nvidia Jensen Huang says that the technology giant has won with the approval of the Trump administration to sell advanced H20 computer chips used for development artificial intelligence To China – the opposite of the management policy.

The news came in The company’s blog post late Monday. Huang also talked about the coup on the state -run CGTN network in China in notes on X.

The Post said: “The United States government has confirmed that licenses will be granted, and NVIDIA hopes to start deliveries soon,” said Post.

“Today, I announced that the US government has agreed to provide licenses to start charging H20S,” Huang told reporters in Beijing. He pointed out that half of the world’s artificial intelligence researchers in China.

“It is very innovative and dynamic here in China that it is really important that American companies are able to compete and serve the market here in China,” he said.

Huang recently met President Trump and other American policy makers, in Beijing this week to attend the supply chain conference and speak with Chinese officials.

The broadcast showed the Huang meeting with Ren Honngin, Chairman of the China Council for International Trade, adding the Chinese International Supply Series Exhibition, where NVIDIA is an opponent.

Zhang Jobin, founder of Chinese EETREND.com, told Airbaa Arya that the new policy “NVIA) will bring significant growth in revenue, compensating for the losses caused by the previous ban,” adding that it will also reduce the impact of commercial frictions on the global supply chain of semi -conductor formation.

But he said that Chinese companies are still focusing on the development of local chips because “the Trump administration was … vulnerable to sudden political transformations, which makes it difficult to measure the period in which this opening may continue.”

NVIDIA has benefited greatly from the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence, to become The first company with a market value exceeds $ 4 trillion Last week. However, the Trade competition between the United States and China He was heavily weighing the industry.

Washington is tightening controls on advanced technology exports to China for years, noting fears that the knowledge designated for civil use can be published for military purposes. the The appearance of Chatbot in China Deepseek ai In January, concerns about how China used advanced chips was renewed to help develop its capabilities in artificial intelligence.

In January, before Mr. Trump started his second term in his post, the Biden A. A new framework for exporting advanced computer chips used to develop artificial intelligenceAn attempt to balance the national security concerns about technology with the economic interests of producers and other countries.

The White House announced in April that it will restrict H20 sales in NVIDIA and AMD MI308 farewells to China.

NVIDIA said the most strict export controls would cost an additional $ 5.5 billion company, and Huang and other technology leaders were pressing Mr. Trump to reflect the restrictions. They argue that such borders hinder American competition in the leading edge sector in one of the world’s largest technology markets.

They have also warned that export controls in the United States may end up pushing other countries towards artificial intelligence technology in China.