The Trump administration will permit Nvidia’s H200 AI chips to be sold to China under strict conditions, including a 25% government cut and export caps. These safeguards aim to protect U.S. supply while allowing financial benefits from sales to a high-demand market. Nvidia welcomed the decision, citing a balance between competitiveness and national security.
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