On Monday July 14, 2025, Nvidia announced its plans to resume selling AI chips to China, after facing potential export restrictions by the Trump administration that threatened that major market for Nvidia. However, recently the U.S. government assured the company that it would receive licenses, enabling the sale of H20 graphics processing units to China soon, as stated in a blog post from the firm.
The decision positively impacted Nvidia’s stock, resulting in an over 5% rise in pre-market trading on Tuesday, July 15, 2025, contributing to a boost in the overall stock market. This shift is crucial, as the export ban had previously led to more than $10 billion in lost revenue for Nvidia, marking this new development as beneficial for its financial health.
The world’s first $4 trillion company, Nvidia, is now awaiting final approval of these licenses and the subsequent impact on its revenue, which will likely be reflected in the next fiscal quarter.
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