China Urges Firms to Avoid Nvidia H20 Chips After Trump Ends Ban
China has urged local companies to avoid using Nvidia's H20 processors, particularly for government-related purposes. This move comes after the Trump administration reversed a previous US ban on such sales, which had cost Nvidia billions in lost revenue from China. The Chinese government's directive aims to limit the use of the H20 chips, which are considered sensitive technology, in government-related applications. This decision further complicates Nvidia's efforts to regain its lost market share in China, a crucial market for the chipmaker. The move highlights the ongoing tension between the US and China over technology and trade, with both countries seeking to protect their respective interests in the rapidly evolving semiconductor industry.
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