U.S. President Donald Trump announced Monday that he reached an agreement with Chinese President Xi Jinping allowing Nvidia to export its H200 artificial intelligence chips to China. The decision marks a major shift from the Biden administration’s strict export controls, which had limited advanced chip sales over national security concerns and potential military use by China. Democratic lawmakers sharply criticized the move, warning it could strengthen China’s military and economic capabilities. Trump said the exports would proceed under conditions ensuring U.S. national security and that 25% of the chip sales revenue from China would return to the United States, though he provided no details on enforcement. Nvidia welcomed the decision, calling it a boost for high-paying jobs and U.S. competitiveness. The deal excludes Nvidia’s most advanced Blackwell and Rubin chips, which remain restricted to U.S. customers. Analysts say the policy shift could reshape the global AI chip market and reignite debates over balancing innovation with security risks.
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