Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has announced talks with the Trump administration for a chip aimed at China's AI data centers, but the decision is up to the US government.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said the company is exploring the possibility of launching a new chip, dubbed 'B30A', for artificial intelligence data centers in China. During a visit to Taiwan, Huang emphasized that while Nvidia aims to offer the product, the final decision rests with the US government, with which the company is in dialogue. The targeted chips are GPUs, which, while useful for AI, are less powerful than Nvidia's high-end models, which are banned from the Chinese market due to national security restrictions.
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