Trump Approves Nvidia Chip Exports to China with Revenue Share for the U.S.

U.S. President Donald Trump has authorized the export of Nvidia's advanced H200 chips to China, provided that the United States receives 25% of the revenue generated from these sales.

This decision comes as part of a review of previous policies, with Trump criticizing the restrictions imposed by the administration of former President Joe Biden on the export of these chips, which are utilized for training artificial intelligence models. Biden's administration had raised concerns that these chips could be used by Beijing for military applications.

Opponents of the decision have cautioned that allowing China access to this advanced technology could pose strategic risks, potentially enhancing its capabilities in sensitive areas.