Nvidia issued a fresh warning that further U.S. export curbs on its chips to China would risk a "permanent loss" for American semiconductor firms to lead in one of the world's largest markets.
Several reports earlier this year suggested Washington was considering new export restrictions on artificial intelligence-related chips, the likes of which Nvidia designs.
This follows rules introduced last year that restricted Nvidia from selling its top-end A100 and H100 graphics processing units to China.
"We believe the current regulation is achieving the intended results.
"However, over the long term, restrictions prohibiting the sale of our data center GPUs to China, if implemented, will result in a permanent loss of an opportunity for the U.S. industry to compete and lead in one of the world's largest markets."
Persons:
Washington, Colette Kress
Organizations:
Nvidia, U.S
Locations:
China