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Jensen Huang, AI Visionary in a Leather Jacket
CHINA, JUL 18 – Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang met China's Commerce Minister to discuss AI cooperation after the U.S. lifted restrictions on Nvidia's H20 chip exports, unlocking a $4.6 billion market opportunity.
- On July 18, 2025, Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao met Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang in Beijing, to discuss AI cooperation following chip sales resumption.
- Following a months-long ban, the US government reversed course this past week to resume H20 and MI308 sales.
- US tariffs remain high at 53.6%, Wang Wentao said `Major countries should act like major countries. They must shoulder their responsibilities`.
- Following the meeting, China’s Commerce Ministry said the US would approve H20 sales to Chinese customers, while Wang Wentao told Nvidia to provide high-quality, reliable products and services to Chinese customers.
- Facing an August 12, 2025 deadline for a tariff deal, China must act swiftly; Nvidia expects $15 billion in China revenue in H2 2025.
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