NVIDIA says US export controls on AI chips to China were ‘a failure’

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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's comments come after China urged the US to 'immediately correct its wrongdoings' and stop 'discriminatory' measures following the US guidance warning companies not to use advanced computer chips from China

TAIPEI, Taiwan – US export controls on artificial intelligence chips to China were “a failure”, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang said on Wednesday, May 21.

The US Commerce Department issued guidance last week alerting businesses to the risk of violating US export controls by using Chinese chips.

Huang’s comments came after China on Monday urged the United States to “immediately correct its wrongdoings” and stop “discriminatory” measures following the US guidance warning companies not to use advanced computer chips from China, including Huawei’s Ascend AI chips.

The US action seriously undermined consensus reached at the high-level bilateral trade talks in Geneva, a statement from China’s commerce ministry said, vowing resolute measures if the US continues to “substantially” harm China’s interests.

Huang, speaking at the annual Computex event in Taipei, said NVIDIA’s market share in China dropped to 50% from 95% at the start of former US President Joe Biden’s administration. – Rappler.com