NVIDIA H20 Unleashed, Trump Eases Chip Exports! Jen-Hsun Huang: Attracting Developers is the Key to America's AI Leadership

NVIDIA officially announced this morning, July 15, that the low-spec chip H20, which was previously suspended from export to China due to Trump’s chip export controls, will be reopened for sales. They claimed that the U.S. technology stack should be the preferred choice for countries around the world, and attracting "developers to join" is key to ensuring that the U.S. AI remains at the forefront.

Jensen Huang shuttles between the White House and Beijing, vigorously promoting the development of AI infrastructure.

Jensen Huang first met with President Trump and senior government officials at the White House in the United States, reiterating that NVIDIA would support the AI-related policies promoted by the U.S. government, including creating job opportunities, strengthening domestic AI infrastructure, promoting the return of manufacturing to the United States, and ensuring that the U.S. maintains its lead in the global AI competition.

He also mentioned in an interview after the meeting that "universal, open-source research and foundational models" are the backbone of AI innovation, and every AI model should operate on the technology stack of the United States, making the U.S. the global first choice.

He then flew to Beijing to meet with the Chinese government and industry representatives to discuss how AI can enhance productivity, expand opportunities, and promote economic development, enabling global researchers to collaboratively advance safe and trustworthy AI.

(Jensen Huang: The Chinese military cannot rely on American AI chips, the White House needs to relax chip export restrictions)

How to ensure that the US leads in AI, with technology stack and attracting developers as key factors.

The American nonprofit think tank (Special Competitive Studies Project) had an interview with Jensen Huang this morning on 7/15, where Huang revealed that he shared suggestions about America's AI leadership with Trump. The most critical aspect is the technology stack (Tech Stack).

He stated that the core of AI is computing power, and the primary task of the computing platform is to "attract developers to join," and now 50% of AI developers globally are in China, also spread across Africa, Latin America, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. It is essential to have them use American technology stacks as the standard to ensure that the American AI industry is globally leading.

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The Trump administration relaxes chip export restrictions, H20 will return to China, and new GPUs are unveiled.

After Huang Renxun met with Trump, he also stated through official channels that Nvidia will resume selling H20 chips to China. They have already submitted an application to the US government and guaranteed that relevant licenses will be issued, and shipments will resume soon.

It also revealed that the new NVIDIA RTX PRO GPU is set to debut, which is a new product that fully complies with U.S. regulations and is particularly suitable for digital "digital twin AI" application scenarios such as smart factories and smart logistics. Overall, the lifting of the H20 chip ban not only helps NVIDIA resolve its own $5.5 billion loss but also allows Chinese AI companies to regain the most critical source of computing power.

( Nvidia H20 chip restricted from export to China by the U.S.! Estimated loss of 5.5 billion dollars, down 6.3% after hours )

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