16-05-2025 22:24 via rocketnews.com

Nvidia is trying to hold on to its business in China — even as it gets harder to compete with Huawei

The chip maker wants to attract top AI talent in China as it faces tightening U.S. restrictions and challenges from homegrown chipmakers
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