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Nvidia and AMD to pay Trump administration 15% of chip income for export licences to China

By Editorial Board Published August 11, 2025 2 Min Read
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Nvidia and AMD to pay Trump administration 15% of chip income for export licences to China

Two main US microchip makers have agreed to pay the Trump administration a portion of gross sales in return for export licences to ship chips to China, based on experiences.

The world’s Most worthy firm, Nvidia, and Superior Micro Units (AMD) will give 15% of Chinese language gross sales of two AI-powering microchips to the US authorities.

Such an settlement is claimed to be unprecedented, based on reporting within the Monetary Occasions.

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The businesses are reported by the paper to have been issued licences to export the semiconductors to the world’s second largest economic system after a change after all by the Trump authorities in June.

Semiconductors are present in almost all digital expertise and are important to powering the trendy world. Beforehand export of ones, such because the H20 and MI308 produced by Nvidia and AMD respectively, had been banned below US nationwide safety grounds.

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However profitable lobbying by Nvidia’s chief government Jensen Huang meant Trump allowed for resumed gross sales in China.

Having China reliant on US expertise, relatively than needing to develop its personal, was seen to be higher for America by the administration.

Nvidia’s H20 chip was designed with the Biden administration’s export crackdown on superior synthetic intelligence (AI) powering chips in thoughts.

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In April, President Trump’s authorities mentioned it will ban export of the H20.

The businesses have been contacted for remark.

“While we haven’t shipped H20 to China for months, we hope export control rules will let America compete in China and worldwide. America cannot repeat 5G and lose telecommunication leadership.”

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