Trump is open to Nvidia Selled

US President Donald Trump is drowned that he will be open to allow Nafidia To sell a classified version of the most advanced artificial intelligence slice to China.

Speaking at a press conference on Monday, Trump said he could make a deal with NVIDIA if he could reduce the performance of the Blackwell system.

“It is possible to conclude a deal” on a “somewhat enhanced – negative – Blackwell in a Blackwell.” “In other words, take 30 % to 50 % of it.”

Trump indicated that he will meet with the CEO of Nvidia Jensen Huang regarding Blackweell.

“In Blackwell, I think (Huang) comes to see me again about it,” Trump said, adding that the Blackwell system is the “most modern and greatest in the world.”

Last month, Huang, who pressed Trump to reach the Chinese market after actually closed, was. He said he hoped to sell more advanced chips to China.

Activity wave around semiconductors comes after NVIDIA and AMD Agree an agreement To pay the United States government by reducing 15 % of chip sales revenues to China for export licenses. Trump said Initial request to reduce 20 % But this decreased the number to 15 % after negotiating Huang.

Paul Trio, the partner and vice president of the first vice president of DGA-Albright Stonebridge, said if the Blackweell chips that have been reduced for export are approved, it will be a “major problem to move forward.”

Triolo added that the idea here is that China adds to the edge technique without cutting without cutting.

Nvidia’s Huang often described the idea that if China is cut off from American chips after that Local technology companies such as Huawei will fill the void. He has argued that US chips should be sold in China so that Chinese companies rely on when developing artificial intelligence technology.

The chip export system has evolved in Washington over the past few years. NVIDIA was banned in 2022 of the export of A100 and H100 chips to China – decisive chips to train large AI models. In 2023 Additional export restrictions are placed On more NVIDIA semiconductors.

Chinese companies store these chips and were using them to build artificial intelligence models. These chips are legally obtained and are still used to train models, according to Triolo.

It is not yet clear the type of capacity that will be reduced in the Blackwell system that has been reduced in China, and if it is appropriate to train more advanced models. Meanwhile, Huawei continues to develop a series of climbing processors, which you are trying to put as an alternative NVIDIA.

“We are at a transitional point from running out of these stocks from NVIDIA processors earlier, and we hope that the new Huawei processor is able to replace them, but they are not wandering to do so yet,” Trio said.

“Perhaps Huawei will have a new version of its 910 treatments next year, which will be more competitive with NVIDIA.”