export licenses
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Huang of Nvidia to Join Trump on UK State Visit Next Week
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang will reportedly join President Trump on a state visit to the U.K., potentially alongside other tech leaders. This follows Nvidia’s increased engagement with the Trump administration amidst concerns about access to the Chinese market for its AI chips. Huang emphasizes that allowing Nvidia to export to China will bolster U.S. AI dominance and national security. Nvidia is seeking licenses to sell its Blackwell series chips to China, making the U.K. visit a potentially crucial opportunity for negotiations. The company anticipates selling up to $5 billion of H20 chips this quarter, depending on geopolitics.
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US Government Reportedly Clears GE to Resume Jet Engine Sales to COMAC
The U.S. government has authorized General Electric Aviation to resume supplying jet engines to China’s COMAC. This decision, alongside the reinstatement of other export licenses, signals a potential easing of trade tensions between the U.S. and China. These moves follow earlier U.S. restrictions on critical technologies, including those for jet engines, in response to Chinese export controls.
