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US President Donald Trump (L) invites Nvidia CEO Jensen Huanga to speak in the White House Cross during the “Investment in America” event on April 30, 2025 in Washington, Colombia District.
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Trump administration is still developing details of 15% export tax on Nvidia and Amd And it can bring such a deal to more companies, said Carolya Levites on Tuesday.
“It is now standing with these two companies. Perhaps it can expand in the future to other companies,” Levita said, a White House press.
“The lawfulness of this, its mechanics, is still being displaced by the Ministry of Trade, and I will deposit you to them for additional details about how it will be implemented,” she continued.
President Donald Trump on Monday confirmed that he had agreed on an agreement with NVIDIA, in which the US government has approved an H20 AI export license in exchange for 15% revenue. Extended micro -devices also received licenses approved in exchange for sales in China, confirmed the White House.
“I said,” When I’m going to do it, I want you to pay us as a country because I give you a release, “Trump said on Monday.
“We are following the rules that the US government set for our participation in the world markets,” Nvidia said this week.
Trump said export licenses on AMD and Nvidia were made by a deal. But lawyers and experts who follow the trade warned that Trump’s deal may be complicated From the existing laws that regulate as the government can charge for export licenses.
The Department of Trade did not immediately return the comment request.
H20 – it’s nvidia Chinese chip This is intentionally slowed down to match US export relations. This is due to the H100 and H200 chips used in the US and was introduced after Baden’s administration introduced control over export control in 2023.
Earlier this year, Nvidia stated that in one quarter before the Trump administration in April will need a license to export more than $ 8 billion worth of H20.
Trump signal In July, he would probably approve the export licenses after Nvidia CEO Jensen Juan visited the White House.
The United States regulates AI -chips similar to those made by NVIDIA for national security reasons, saying that the Chinese government may use the US AI -jumping capabilities or may be used by Chinese military or related groups.
Chinese government calls on local companies in recent weeks to avoid using NVIDIA chips for any government or national security, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday.
See: Access H20 Nvidia will not hand over China Preference AI: Analyst
