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Nvidia executives, including CEO Jensen Huang, are visiting a conference in Beijing while navigating US restrictions on advanced AI chips.
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Nvidia executives, including CEO Jensen Huang, are visiting a conference in Beijing while navigating US restrictions on advanced AI chips.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang warned that US chip controls would benefit Huawei and pushed back on restrictions for China.Sub-event
- U.S. export rules blocked top data center chips, while Nvidia shipped chips to support generative AI.Sub-event
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang visits Beijing amid ongoing US restrictions on advanced AI chips.1 source
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