Some Biden-era officials say access to Nvidia (NVDA) chips could help China’s AI companies buy time while China’s chipmakers improve their chip supply and performance, The New York Times’ Meaghan Tobin reports. The comments follow President Trump’s announcement that Nvidia would be able to sell semiconductors to China, a decision that comes at a time when Chinese tech companies like Alibaba (BABA) and Tencent (TCEHY) are pouring money into AI efforts and data centers.
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