Nvidia CEO sees no evidence of AI chip diversion into China

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Nvidia’s hardware is too large to be easily smuggled across borders and its customers are aware of the rules and self-monitoring, Huang told Bloomberg.

Its latest flagship products are sold as multimillion-dollar integrated systems, which can contain as many as 72 graphics processing units and 36 processors.

The issue of Nvidia AI chip shipments and whether any of them violate US trade sanctions on China has led to a probe in Singapore, and remains a live topic of concern.

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Author / Journalist: Annabelle Droulers, Bloomberg

Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: United StatesChinaSingapore

Topics: A.I. Semiconductors

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Published On: 2025-05-17 @ 15:08:40 (14 hours ago)

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