NVIDIA might create a separate business just for China, as trade rules keep changing. The company faces problems selling AI chips there because of U.S. restrictions. Every time NVIDIA adjusts to follow regulations, the rules shift again.
NVIDIA wants to protect its three decades of work building markets in China. Reports from DigiTimes suggest the company plans to form a joint venture with Chinese partners. This would let NVIDIA operate as a different company inside China. The first change might happen with NVIDIA's CUDA software system to stay ahead of growing Chinese tech firms.
NVIDIA's CEO often discusses its long history with China during meetings. He sees China as very important to the company's future. Earlier rumors about NVIDIA working with DeepSeek on custom chips proved false. The company might try this new approach to avoid U.S. trade limits completely.
NVIDIA wants to protect its three decades of work building markets in China. Reports from DigiTimes suggest the company plans to form a joint venture with Chinese partners. This would let NVIDIA operate as a different company inside China. The first change might happen with NVIDIA's CUDA software system to stay ahead of growing Chinese tech firms.
NVIDIA's CEO often discusses its long history with China during meetings. He sees China as very important to the company's future. Earlier rumors about NVIDIA working with DeepSeek on custom chips proved false. The company might try this new approach to avoid U.S. trade limits completely.
