Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on Wednesday decried the Trump administration’s new restriction on the export of its H20 GPUs to China but said he trusts the president’s “vision” and praised the U.S. leader for boosting domestic manufacturing.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang continued to blast chip export controls on China as a “failure” of U.S. policy as part of the chipmaker’s earnings. He’s wrong.

CEO Jensen Huang said the U.S. export controls on Ai chips to China were "a failure" as they have cost U.S. companies billions of dollars in lost sales.

Nvidia (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang touted the company's plans ... that limit its ability to ship products to China. Huang made the comments during Nvidia's fiscal first quarter earnings call on ...

Gregory Allen, Center for Strategic and International Studies director of Wadhwani AI Center joins 'Money Movers' to discuss Nvidia ahead of its earnings after the bell, its China strategy and more.

Nvidia has tried to keep its foothold in the Chinese electronics market even as President Donald Trump seeks to limit China's AI development.

Jensen Huang used the company’s earnings call to challenge the president to ease controls on chip exports to China.

The European Union has agreed to fast-track trade talks with the US in a bid to avoid President Trump's 50% tariffs — which, in an about-face, he announced would be delayed until July 9. "This is a positive event,