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Musk and Cook losing favour, Nvidia CEO rises as Trump-Xi bridge to ease US-China strain

After Tesla boss Elon Musk and Apple CEO Tim Cook fell out of favour with US President Donald Trump, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has emerged as a key player in easing tensions between the United States and China amid ongoing trade war and geopolitical tensions.

Why Donald Trump is allowing Nvidia to sell AI chips to China again

Nvidia, which last week briefly touched a market cap of $4 trillion, has been allowed to resume selling its H20 Artificial Intelligence (AI) chips to China again. The decision comes months after the US commerce department restricted the export of these chips to China. But what happened? Why the sudden change of heart?

With $4 trillion in market value, how Nvidia is nearing India’s GDP

Main: Nvidia, the tech firm led by engineer Jensen Huang, became the world’s first company to have a market cap of $4 trillion. For reference, its rivals, Microsoft and Apple, are valued at around $3.7 trillion and $3.1 trillion, respectively. With this feat, Nvidia has surpassed the GDP of several countries, including the UK, France and Russia and is just shy of that of India's GDP

Nvidia makes history as first company to hit $4 trillion market value

Top chipmaker Nvidia created history after it became the first company to hit $4 trillion in market valuation as its stock price continues to rise steadily despite Trump tariffs

Nvidia executives sell-off over $1 billion in stock amid soaring valuation

Nvidia Chief Executive Jensen Huang began selling stock this week for the first time since September. Other senior executives and directors have also tapped the market

Nvidia becomes world’s most valuable company as AI demand drives stock to record high

Nvidia has been at the center of investor enthusiasm for AI, with its high-end processors powering much of the technology’s recent advancement

Biotech and AI: Is Trump shooting in America's tech foot? China surging ahead of US

The US's policy under the Second Donald Trump Administration has undergone major changes, with experts saying that America is ceding tech dominance to China, which is now aiming to become from imitator to innovator

Chipmaker giant Nvidia in the crosshairs of Trump-China trade war

Chipmaking giant Nvidia has found itself being hit from all sides in the US-China trade war. While the Trump administration's export controls have caused the company loss to the tune of $5.5 billion, a China-focussed Congressional committee has essentially accused the company of colluding with China to power the country's artificial intelligence (AI) boom.

US bars Nvidia from selling its H20 chips to China, company says will cost it $5.5 bn

Nvidia will incur $5.5 billion in charges after US export restrictions on its H20 AI chip to China. Nvidia's shares fell 6 percent, and AMD's shares dropped 7 percent.

Nvidia commits $500 bn to creating AI infra in US during Trump's presidency

With its pledge to invest $500 billion, Nvidia has become the latest tech giant to ramp up manufacturing in the United States