NVDA

This development underscores the intricate dance of US-China tech decoupling, where trade truces are fragile and export controls are used as leverage. It highlights the relentless demand for AI compute in China, even if it means repurposing gaming chips.

Nvidia

China is considering relaxing export controls to allow major AI firms to import millions more of Nvidia's banned chips, specifically the RTX Pro 5500, following a Trump-Xi summit where export controls were not discussed.

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