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NVIDIA Corp., the American tech company based in Santa Clara, California, announced Monday that it will resume sales of its H20 graphics processing units to Chinese customers. The company received assurances from the U.S. government that necessary export licenses will be approved, reopening its market with China after <a href="https://www.ntd.com/nvidia-ceo-visits-china-as-us-tightens-tech-exports_1061363.html">months of halted exports</a>.

The H20 chip was created specifically for the Chinese market to comply with strict U.S. export rules designed to limit Beijing’s access to advanced artificial intelligence technology. However, in April, U.S. authorities ruled that the H20 no longer met export compliance standards. This decision halted shipments and NVIDIA wrote down billions of dollars in unsold inventory.

NVIDIA now says it is back in talks with the Department of Commerce and expects to receive approval soon. "The U.S. government has assured NVIDIA that licenses will be granted, and NVIDIA hopes to start deliveries soon," the company said in a <a href="https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/nvidia-ceo-promotes-ai-in-dc-and-china/">statement</a>. NVIDIA has already filed the necessary applications and is compiling a list of Chinese firms for pre-approval.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang is currently in Beijing for a major supply chain expo. Huang is scheduled to speak at the event later this week and plans to announce a new AI chip designed for the region.

The H20 chips that NVIDIA plans to sell in China aren’t as powerful as those sold elsewhere due to U.S. government restrictions under both the Trump and Biden administrations. Still, they are highly valued by Chinese companies because they work with NVIDIA’s popular software platform called CUDA, widely used by AI developers worldwide.

Speaking to <a href="https://finance.yahoo.com/video/bessent-inflation-jerome-powell-nvidia-120532235.html">Bloomberg Tuesday</a> morning, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the H20 licensing issue was part of recent international trade talks with China. “You might say it was a negotiating chip,” Bessent said, referring to discussions in Geneva and London. “It was all part of a mosaic. They had things we wanted, we had things they wanted.”

Bessent also raised concerns about competition from China’s domestic chipmakers, like WuWei, stressing the need to keep U.S. firms central to the global AI supply chain. “What we do not want is a digital Belt and Road springing up because other countries are substituting our technology with China’s,” he said.

Analysts estimate that resuming H20 chip shipments could bring NVIDIA $15 billion to $20 billion in revenue this fiscal year. The company took a $5.5 billion inventory write-down after the April export ban. China made up about 13 percent of NVIDIA’s revenue in its most recent fiscal year.

Following the news, NVIDIA’s shares rose 4.2 percent in early trading Tuesday. Rival chipmaker AMD also saw its stock climb 7 percent after confirming it expects similar export license approvals to resume shipments to China.

<em>Reuters contributed to this report.</em>

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