The US has sought to maintain its sovereignty in AI, citing national security concerns and financial motivations.

Nvidia and AMD can sell AI chips to China again—but President Trump now takes a 15% cut off the top. Click here for more ...

U.S. President Donald Trump upended decades of U.S. national security policy, creating an entirely new category of corporate ...

The arrangement was first reported by the Financial Times on Sunday. In a press conference today, U.S. President Donald Trump said that he had originally asked Nvidia to provide 20% of the revenue it ...

Nvidia and AMD have agreed to share 15% of their revenues from chip sales to China with the U.S. government, as part of a deal to secure export licenses for the semiconductors.

The path to this paradox began with Washington's efforts to cut off Chinese access to advanced semiconductors. Over the past several years, Nvidia rolled out China-specific, reduced-performance ...

Donald Trump said on Monday that he started negotiations with Nvidia, demanding a 20% cut of its sales to China, but agreed ...

Being in the high performance computing business, as AMD most definitely is, has its ups and downs. Choppiness of revenues ...

Because Nvidia is "selling [an] essentially old chip" that is similar to one being offered by homegrown Chinese competitor Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd., Trump said he told Huang that if he allows ...

The U.S. government will receive 15% of Nvidia’s revenue from H20 chip sales in China, following a direct agreement between ...

No, this is an old chip that China already has,” Trump said of Nvidia’s H-20 processor, adding that “China already has it in a different form…” ...

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