Nvidia’s resumption of H20 chip sales related to rare-earth element trade talks

Unique location elements appear behind the posture of NVIDIA in China.

Essentially plans after announcement in June To withdraw from the Chinese marketSemiconductor chip and EU giant reversed and said that an application was made for Reboot the sale of H20 AI chip to China.

US Trade Secretary Howard Lutnick said that NVIDIA’s plans to sell NVIDIA H20 AI chips, said that the ongoing trade discussions on the ongoing land elements. According to reports from Reuters. AMD plans to restart the sale of MI308 AI chip Too in China.

Like the main location elements (REE), such as Lanthanum and Cerium in China, are recycled batteries, including the necessary components in technology, including electric vehicles. The REES has become a critical point of existing trade disputes between the United States and China.

Not everyone is pleased with the development of this trade.

“The decision is not only related to our most advanced technologies, but also not only related to the position of the leadership in connection with the notification of export control over export control for China,” Reuters

Not belonging to CNBC on Tuesday on Tuesday, and not reported to CNBC Nvidia’s “fourth best” chip.

“We do not sell, not our best thing, not our best thing, but not the best thing for us,” he said.

This news is less than a week for NVIDIA Specially designed a new AI chip design and release for the Chinese market To restore the business without violating business business in the United States without violating.

The United States is still trying to understand what the AI chip exports will appear. Trump management Formally abolished the AI diffusion procedure of the Bunden administration There was no official update in May and since.

Trump was the leadership Rumors, taking into account more restrictions on the export of AI chip to countries such as Thailand and MalaysiaTo prevent smuggling, Bloomberg said last week. Malaysia Trade Permits on US AI Chips Monday.

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