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Nvidia Advances Shanghai R&D Centre Plans Following U.S. Export Restrictions

The chipmaker is evaluating sites in Shanghai while ensuring compliance with U.S. export controls to safeguard its $17 billion revenue from China.

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Overview

  • Nvidia is actively assessing locations in Shanghai's Minhang and Xuhui districts for a new research and development centre.
  • The initiative gained momentum after CEO Jensen Huang's April visit to China, where he met with senior officials including Vice Premier He Lifeng and Shanghai Mayor Gong Zheng.
  • The Shanghai government is reportedly considering offering tax breaks and land incentives to support the project.
  • Nvidia has confirmed that no core GPU designs or intellectual property will be transferred to China to comply with U.S. export regulations.
  • China remains a critical market for Nvidia, contributing 13% of its total sales, despite increasing competition from domestic chipmakers like Huawei.