Artificial intelligence is significantly changing how our apps, mobiles and websites work. It brings new changes to our lives every day, and hence, the global fight for powerful AI chips may decide how fast AI grows and how expensive future technology can become. Moreover, AI will decide which country leads the next big tech revolution. That is why the AI chip deal between the US and Nvidia concerns both America and China. The US reportedly approved nearly 10 Chinese companies to purchase Nvidia’s advanced H200 AI chips.
If the tensions between the US and China rise, it could affect global AI development, potentially lead to rising costs for tech companies and might even bring supply chain disruptions impacting consumers.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has reportedly joined US President Donald Trump during his visit to Beijing. Huang’s presence may raise expectations that the long-delayed Nvidia chip could finally move ahead. The Reuters report mentioned that the US Commerce Department approved several prominent Chinese tech companies to buy Nvidia’s H200 chips, which include Tencent, Alibaba, JD.com, ByteDance, Lenovo and more.
It is reported that these companies can buy up to75,000 chipsunder US licensing rules.
Huang has raised concerns earlier that restrictions in China over Nvidia products may damage its position in the country. Those who do not know the H200 is one of the most powerful chipsets used across the world for trainingadvanced AI tools.
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