Jensen Huang woos Beijing as Nvidia finds a way back into China

Jensen Huang woos Beijing as Nvidia finds a way back into China


Key Points
  • Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s Beijing trip this week coincided with news that the company expects the U.S. will let it resume sales of an AI chip to China.
  • Huang walked into the sunny courtyard of the Mandarin Oriental hotel about 15 minutes earlier than scheduled and took multiple questions from reporters.
  • Here’s what he said about export controls, Huawei and the China market.



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