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U.S. Allows Licensed Nvidia H200 Sales to China as Nvidia Weighs Production Increase

Beijing’s approval remains uncertain, with licenses tied to a 25% U.S. take.

Trump Approves Limited Nvidia H200 Exports to China With 25% U.S. Cut

DOJ Charges Four in Alleged Scheme to Smuggle Nvidia AI Chips and Supercomputers to China

Huang Still Eyes China for Nvidia’s Blackwell Chips as Washington Signals No

China Pauses New Rare-Earth Curbs for a Year After Trump–Xi Deal

U.S. Races to Defuse Rare‑Earth Clash as Trump–Xi Meeting Hangs in Balance

U.S. and China Activate Reciprocal Port Fees as Trade Fight Shifts to the Seas

U.S.–China Trade Clash Escalates as Trump Announces 100% Tariff After Beijing’s Rare‑Earth Controls

U.S. Expands Export Controls to 50%-Owned Subsidiaries of Blacklisted Firms

China Orders Tech Giants to Halt Purchases of Nvidia’s RTX Pro 6000D AI Chips

Nvidia Pauses H20 Production as China Pressures Buyers Over Security

Trump Ties Nvidia and AMD’s China AI Chip Licenses to 15% Revenue Share

Nvidia Rejects Kill Switch and Backdoor Mandates for AI Chips

China Probes Nvidia H20 Chips as U.S. Licenses Delay Exports

Trump Administration to Clear Nvidia H20 Chip Exports to China, Faces Bipartisan Backlash

Commerce Department Approves Nvidia’s H20 Chip Exports to China

Nvidia Secures U.S. Approval to Restart H20 AI Chip Exports to China

U.S. Backs Nvidia’s Bid to Restart H20 AI Chip Exports to China

Nvidia’s Huang Prepares for Beijing Briefing as US Senators Warn Against Military Ties

Trump Administration Halts Sales of Chip Design Software to China