Overview
- President Trump said exports will be limited to Nvidia’s Hopper‑generation H200, with Blackwell and Rubin remaining restricted.
- The government will retain 25% of revenue from China sales under the arrangement announced on Truth Social.
- The Commerce Department is working out implementation details, and similar relief is expected for AMD and Intel, according to Trump.
- Trump said he informed Xi Jinping about the plan and described China’s reaction as positive, though acceptance of H200 by Chinese buyers is not yet clear.
- The move follows China’s rejection of downgraded H20 chips and has drawn warnings that H200 performance could aid military and supercomputing work.