President Donald Trump has pushed to shift global manufacturers back to the U.S. to avoid his tariffs and create more jobs and growth for the American economy. He had hit China with a 145 percent tariff on all goods, but then days later added exemptions for smartphones, computer monitors and various electronic parts.
søndag 25. mai 2025
Nvidia Eyes Chinese Market With New AI Chip Launch
Nvidia is looking to break into the Chinese market with a new artificial intelligence (AI) chip that will begin mass production as early as next month, according to Reuters. Nvidia is the leading chip maker in the United States and has gotten caught up in the middle of a U.S.-China trade war. As of April, the U.S. made up around 42 percent of Nvidia business, versus China and Hong Kong's 15.5 percent, according to financial data compiled by CSI Market.
President Donald Trump has pushed to shift global manufacturers back to the U.S. to avoid his tariffs and create more jobs and growth for the American economy. He had hit China with a 145 percent tariff on all goods, but then days later added exemptions for smartphones, computer monitors and various electronic parts.
President Donald Trump has pushed to shift global manufacturers back to the U.S. to avoid his tariffs and create more jobs and growth for the American economy. He had hit China with a 145 percent tariff on all goods, but then days later added exemptions for smartphones, computer monitors and various electronic parts.
