Nvidia CEO expects China market to open for US chips

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang expressed confidence that the Chinese market will eventually open to U.S. chip suppliers following his recent trip to China with President Trump. While Nvidia holds U.S. licenses for its H200 chips, it still awaits approval from Chinese officials who are currently prioritizing domestic manufacturers.

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NVIDIA CORP CEO Jensen Huang said Monday he believes China's market will open to U.S. chip suppliers. Huang accompanied President Donald Trump on a trip to Beijing last week. The remarks signal Huang's confidence in eventual market access despite current regulatory hurdles.

Nvidia holds U.S. government licenses to sell its H200 chips but has not received approval from Chinese officials, who are prioritizing domestic chip suppliers. Trump's talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping produced no immediate breakthrough for Nvidia's hardware sales.

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