Jen-Hsun Huang "dressed in a suit" makes a quick visit to China hoping for cooperation! Trump responds: He is patriotic and my fren, not worried about this matter.

The United States has just banned NVIDIA from exporting AI chips H20 to China, but CEO Jen-Hsun Huang rarely "dressed in a suit" visited Beijing. This trip follows less than a week after dinner with Trump, making this "visit to China" particularly sensitive. However, after learning of this news, Trump publicly responded: "He is not only patriotic, but also my good fren, I am not worried about this at all."

Just banned the export of H20 chips, Jen-Hsun Huang immediately visited China.

Just a few days after the U.S. announced the ban on NVIDIA's export of H20 chips to China, CEO Jen-Hsun Huang made a quick visit to Beijing on April 17.

The H20 chip was initially designed with a "low specification" for the Chinese market to comply with the U.S. export restrictions set by the previous Biden administration. Now, affected by Trump's new ban, NVIDIA has categorized this batch of chips as a $5.5 billion loss.

Not wearing leather, but a suit, Jen-Hsun Huang makes a low-key appearance.

According to the video, Jen-Hsun Huang's visit this time was in response to an invitation from a certain trade organization in China. Although the specific details were not disclosed, he rarely left behind his iconic black leather jacket and appeared in a suit and tie.

Meeting with the Chinese Vice Premier, expressing the willingness to deepen cooperation.

According to Xinhua News Agency, Jen-Hsun Huang met with Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng on Thursday evening. China emphasized its welcome for American companies like NVIDIA to continue deepening their presence in China.

In this regard, Jen-Hsun Huang expressed optimism about the prospects of the Chinese economy and reiterated that NVIDIA will continue to explore the Chinese market and promote Sino-U.S. economic and trade cooperation.

Privately meeting with DeepSeek founder, US strengthens regulations

According to the Financial Times, Jen-Hsun Huang also met with Liang Wen-Feng, the founder of the Chinese AI startup "DeepSeek". Although NVIDIA declined to comment, there is already high external attention on this newly established company that has recently been targeted by the U.S. Congress.

There are also reports indicating that DeepSeek's AI chatbot may use NVIDIA chips to train its model. The U.S. Congress has also requested NVIDIA to submit relevant sales information, while companies that may assist the Chinese military are gradually being added to the sanctions list.

DeepSeek is seen as a key observation target and is also one of the triggers for this wave of H20 export ban.

Trump is quite at ease with Jen-Hsun Huang, as US-China relations remain tense.

During Jen-Hsun Huang's visit to China, it coincided with the ban on H20 chips, and Trump immediately responded at a White House press conference: "He is not only patriotic but also my friend, and I am not worried about this matter at all."

But the outside world has begun to speculate whether this is Jen-Hsun Huang's attempt to appease the United States' concerns about China's technological expansion, while also unwilling to give up the vast Chinese market. This trip may be aimed at stabilizing relations with high-level Chinese government officials and the industry, avoiding excessive reactions from Chinese officials or business clients due to the ban.

If you dare to touch the Taiwan issue, we will strike back! China says that if the United States wants to negotiate, it should show respect, affecting the Taiwan chip supply chain.

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