Nvidia shares edged lower by 1.8% to 186.64 dollars as investors weighed renewed discussion in Washington over allowing exports of older generation artificial intelligence chips to China. The modest pullback follows a strong multi week recovery that pushed the stock back toward the
Democratic lawmakers have sharply criticized President Donald Trump’s administration for shelving several proposed technology security measures targeting China, arguing that the decision could weaken US national security ahead of a planned summit between the American and Chinese leaders. The paused measures reportedly included
The Trump administration has paused several proposed technology restrictions targeting Chinese companies ahead of an expected summit between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in April, according to sources familiar with the matter. The move reflects an effort to preserve a
A targeted approval amid ongoing tech controls The United States has granted an annual licence allowing Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co to import American chipmaking equipment into its fabrication plant in Nanjing, eastern China. The approval applies specifically to tools used at TSMC’s facility
