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Nvidia’s wins in Washington have brought headaches in Beijing
China’s internet regulator summoned Mr Huang to a meeting over H20 chip security risks
Two former national security officials and 18 others wrote a letter calling policy change a strategic misstep
A ban would allow Huawei to dominate sales of A.I. chips in China and pump money into research and development
He urged Mr Trump to let Nvidia and AMD compete for sales
American tech stack should be global standard
Nvidia was expected to sell more than $15 billion worth of its H20 chip to China through the end of the year and AMD was expected to sell $800 million.
The Commerce Department began granting licenses for A.I. chip sales two days later.
AMD has an A.I. chip called the MI308 and the Trump administration banned sales of it to the Chinese in April.
The H20 chip is less powerful than the chips the company sells to U.S. businesses and allies.
The deal agreed to last week could funnel more than $2 billion to the U.S. government.
Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices are expected to pay the United States 15 percent of money from selling artificial intelligence chips to China.
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