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Nvidia Faces $15 Billion Revenue Hit from Expanded U.S. Chip Export Restrictions

The Trump administration's mid-April ban on downgraded H20 chips intensifies Nvidia's losses and accelerates the rise of a self-sufficient Chinese AI ecosystem.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang speaks as United States President Donald J Trump listens during an “Investing in America” event in the Cross Hall of the White House in Washington, DC, US, on Wednesday, April 30, 2025. . Credit: Ken Cedeno / Pool via CNP/AdMedia
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US-Exporthürden bescheren Nvidia Ausfall in Milliardenhöhe

Overview

  • Nvidia has disclosed an estimated $15 billion revenue loss due to tightened U.S. export controls, on top of $5.5 billion in inventory write-downs.
  • The Trump administration's mid-April policy extended export restrictions to Nvidia's slower H20 chips, previously allowed under Biden-era rules.
  • CEO Jensen Huang warns that export restrictions will not halt China's AI development but are fostering a closed-off AI industry poised to compete globally.
  • Nvidia's GPUs are critical for advanced AI development, making them indispensable to Chinese AI researchers and developers.
  • The U.S. export measures risk eroding American competitive advantage by encouraging the emergence of rival AI ecosystems in China.