The chipmaker’s shares fell 8.4% in after-hours trading, triggering slumps in peers in Japan, Taiwan and South Korea

Santa Clara, California-based firm have rallied roughly 147% this year, adding about $1.8 trillion

Chinese national champion pulls ahead as Nvidia churns out lower-powered export chips that will comply with ever-tightening U.S. rules

The Southeast Asian country is poised to become a critical supplier and processing node for semiconductors that can handle the technology’s vast computing and memory needs

The chipmaker at the heart of the artificial-intelligence craze has had a record run, nearing $2 trillion valuation

Jensen Huang visited the company’s offices in Shenzhen, Shanghai and Beijing earlier this month as his company’s chips have become pivotal in the U.S.-China tech race

The chipmaker has said it will produce versions of its products for China that comply with rules imposed by the Biden administration on exports to the Asian nation

Chipmaker says the new processors abide by stricter guidelines after Washington vowed to restrict chips that give Beijing an AI edge

The tightened rules in effect impede sales of the China-specific A800 and H800 models, as well as a new graphic processing unit designed for generative AI

The new rules also require companies to notify the U.S. government before selling chips that fall below the controlled threshold

The U.S.-led campaign to isolate the country means many domestic manufacturers are struggling to source the key tech from international suppliers

Restrictions prohibiting the sale of data center GPUs to China would result in a permanent loss of an opportunity for U.S. firms in one of the world’s largest markets, CFO says

The industry leader, which gets about a fifth of its revenue from China, slid as much as 3.2%, while rival AMD fell about 3%

Jensen Huang plans to travel to the mainland for the first time in years in June, sources say, with his company emerging as a critical player in AI

CEO Jensen Huang’s wealth has grown 98% this year, making him the biggest gainer among global tech billionaires tracked on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index

Investors race to assess the rise of artificial intelligence as a possible ‘iPhone moment’

Chinese companies have been unable to get their hands on some of the more advanced data-center GPUs due to U.S. government restrictions

Alibaba and Baidu join the AI fray, but U.S. export controls on crucial chips may slow Chinese progress

American graphics processing device maker seeks to dodge U.S. export controls by offering a slower version of its advanced A100 chip