China's Regulatory Bodies Reportedly Call for a Pause in RTX Pro 6000D Purchases; Jensen Huang Responds: 'Disappointed, Yet Comprehending'

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On September 18, as reported by CNBC, Jensen Huang, the CEO of NVIDIA, voiced his disappointment in London concerning news that China might have suspended the procurement of the specialized RTX Pro 6000D chip. Huang emphasized that NVIDIA's contributions to the Chinese market likely exceed those made to the majority of other nations, which is why he feels let down by the current circumstances. Nonetheless, he also recognizes the necessity of coordinating broader agendas between China and the United States.

Previously, Chinese regulatory authorities had instructed tech giants like Alibaba and ByteDance to halt the purchase and testing of the RTX Pro 6000D chip. This move has since garnered significant attention from within the industry.

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