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NVIDIA CEO Huang Backs AI Diffusion Rule Repeal, Calls It ‘A Failure’

Huang argued that the AI diffusion rule would harm the US by giving China an edge in the AI race, he also had a vested interest, as the policy directly threatens NVIDIA’s business in a key market.

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Nvidia CEO blasts US AI chip restrictions on China as ‘failure’, calls for policy reversal

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Nvidia's Jensen Huang thinks U.S. chip curbs failed — and he's not alone

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Nvidia boss calls US chip policy a 'failure'

During Biden's four-year tenure, Nvidia's share of the Chinese market dropped from 95% to 50%, Mr Huang said on Tuesday.

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Nvidia’s Chief Says U.S. Chip Controls on China Have Backfired

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Nvidia chief Jensen Huang condemns US chip curbs on China as ‘a failure’

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang praises Donald Trump over Biden-era's 'fundamentally flawed' policy

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang criticized the Biden administration's AI chip export controls to China, deeming them a 'failure' that cost US companies billions. He praised Trump's plan to roll back these restrictions,

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Nvidia CEO criticizes US export control of AI to China

Jensen Huang had some harsh words to share about the U.S.’ export controls of AI to China. Huang reportedly called the export controls of AI to China “a failure.”

Indian AI Startups Can Now Get More Nvidia Chips: Find Out Why?

The United States has officially revoked the controversial “AI diffusion rule” that previously restricted the export of advanced AI chips. This policy change is expected to immediately benefit the U.S.

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Nvidia’s Huang Calls U.S. Export Controls a Failure, Praises Trump

TAIPEI—Nvidia ... export controls limiting the sale of advanced chips to China have been a failure, and commended President Trump for reversing a core part of the Biden administration’s policy.

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The folly of Trump’s gulf states AI chip deals

President Donald Trump’s tech deals with the Persian Gulf states are recasting where the future of artificial intelligence will be built — and who will control it. And that future might not favor the United States.