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Nvidia Drops China From Forecasts As US Tightens AI Chip Controls

Nvidia lost roughly $2.5 billion in H20 chip revenue under Washington’s curbs.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has repeatedly criticized the Trump administration's export controls as hampering U.S. business opportunities.
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Overview

  • CEO Jensen Huang told investors that future financial guidance will exclude all China business due to strict export licensing requirements.
  • US export controls blocked shipments of Nvidia’s H20 cards to China, leading to a $2.5 billion revenue shortfall and a $4.5 billion inventory charge.
  • The Commerce Department recently revoked a diffusion cap on chip sales and imposed new licenses for semiconductor design tools sold to China.
  • Huang warns that export limits risk accelerating China’s own chipmaking efforts, a view echoed by Huawei’s Ren Zhengfei about domestic chip performance gaps.
  • Analysts and US security experts say a looming trade framework could ease some technology curbs and reopen China’s market to American chip firms.