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Jensen Huang, the director of Nvidia, commented on the company's difficulties in the Chinese market, stating that he is disappointed by the authorities' ban on the purchase of AI chips.

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Jensen Huang stated that Nvidia has been affected by the bans imposed by China regarding the purchase of its artificial intelligence chips, such as the RTX Pro 6000D model. Huang expressed disappointment over this situation, emphasizing that Nvidia has significantly contributed to the Chinese market. He also mentioned that analysts should not include China in financial forecasts, considering the geopolitical uncertainties. Recently, Nvidia announced major investments in AI infrastructure in the UK, continuing to collaborate with both the Chinese and the American governments.

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