Nvidia (NVDA) Shares Neutral as US Denies New AI Chip Export Controls
The U.S. Commerce Department denied reports of new export controls on advanced AI chips from Nvidia and AMD, emphasizing support for secure exports without broad restrictions.
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The U.S. Commerce Department denied reports of new export controls on advanced AI chips from Nvidia and AMD, emphasizing support for secure exports without broad restrictions.
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