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Nvidia CEO: No plans to ship ‘anything’ to China in standoff
Financial Express Lucknow
|November 08, 2025
NVIDIA CEO JENSEN Huang said his company isn’t in active discussions to sell its Blackwell Al chips to Chinese firms, waving off speculation it’s trying to engineer a return to the world’s largest semiconductor market.
Huang, who arrived in Taiwan Friday ahead of meetings with longtime partner Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, took the opportunity also to clarify comments about the US-China AI race. The Nvidia honcho caused a stir in an interview this week with FT, when he was quoted as saying “China will win” that competition. Huang explained he merely intended to point out the Asian country’s prowess in the fledgling technology.
This story is from the November 08, 2025 edition of Financial Express Lucknow.
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