NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang kicked off his third visit to the Chinese mainland in six months with a major announcement: the company will resume sales of its H20 AI chips to the Chinese mainland. Speaking to CGTN, Huang emphasized the importance of local partnerships and innovation in unlocking the next wave of generative AI applications.
This decision marks a renewed engagement between NVIDIA and developers across industries—from tech startups in Shenzhen to research labs in Beijing—eager to leverage high-performance AI accelerators. The H20 chip, designed for large-scale language models and advanced inference tasks, has been central to NVIDIA's push into data centers worldwide.
Huang's itinerary also includes a keynote appearance at the 3rd China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing later this week. The event, which draws suppliers, logistics providers and tech firms from across APEC members, presents an opportunity to explore how AI-driven insights are reshaping global supply chains.
For young entrepreneurs, tech enthusiasts and digital nomads alike, this move signals fresh opportunities: from AI-powered logistics platforms to smarter energy management systems. As the global AI race accelerates, NVIDIA's renewed chip sales could serve as a catalyst for innovation on the Chinese mainland—and beyond.
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cgtn.com
