Huang’s comments came as the truce between the U.S. and China over tariffs and semiconductors continues to be delicate.

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CEO Jensen Huang calls the US chip export controls a "failure," highlighting the US chipmaker's market share loss in China. V ...

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Nvidia's Jensen Huang labels US chip export controls as a failure, arguing they inadvertently boost Chinese technological ...

Jensen Huang, head of the American chipmaker, said the Biden-era controls were a “failure” that had cost his and other U.S. companies billions of dollars in sales.

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Nvidia dominates the Computex trade show in Taiwan, where CEO Jensen Huang is massively popular.

At a closed-door press event during Computex Taipei, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang criticized U.S. export controls and diffusion rules on AI chips, saying the restrictions have cost Nvidia billions of U.S.

Huang called U.S. measures designed to limit the export of Nvidia's AI chips to China "a failure," per multiple reports.