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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has voiced disappointment following reports that China has imposed a ban on the company’s artificial intelligence chips. The move, if confirmed, could significantly impact Nvidia’s access to one of its largest markets.
Speaking in response to the report, Huang said he was “disappointed,” but did not elaborate further on the potential implications or confirm whether the company had received official notice from Chinese authorities.
The reported ban comes amid ongoing U.S.-China tensions over technology and national security, with both countries tightening controls on advanced semiconductor exports and imports. Nvidia’s AI chips, widely used in data centers and machine learning applications, have been a focal point in the broader geopolitical competition over emerging technologies.
Neither Chinese officials nor Nvidia have issued detailed statements regarding the scope or enforcement of the reported restrictions. The situation remains fluid as industry analysts assess the potential fallout for global supply chains and AI development.
