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Former U.S. President Donald Trump has officially banned Nvidia from selling its most advanced AI chip — the Blackwell GPU — to China, marking a major escalation in the global tech and AI power struggle. Speaking aboard Air Force One, Trump confirmed that the next-generation Blackwell chip will remain exclusive to the United States, calling it “10 years ahead of every other chip” and refusing to let China access it for national security reasons.

The restriction comes amid growing fears in Washington that advanced AI processors could boost China’s military and artificial intelligence dominance. U.S. lawmakers have compared selling Blackwell chips to China as dangerous as “giving Iran weapons-grade uranium.”

This decision is a massive blow to Nvidia, whose market share in China dropped from 95% to 0% due to export bans. China once accounted for nearly a quarter of Nvidia’s data center revenue.

🔍 About the Blackwell Chip
✅ 7th-gen data center GPU architecture
✅ 208 billion transistors on TSMC’s 4nm process
✅ Up to 8 TB/s memory bandwidth
✅ Designed for next-level AI training, deep learning & military-grade computing

Even with China cut off, Nvidia is now shipping 260,000+ Blackwell chips to South Korea, Samsung, and U.S. allies, proving the AI arms race is far from slowing down.

This tech war is no longer just about business — it’s about global power, military dominance, and the future of artificial intelligence.

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Why Trump banned Nvidia chips from China

How this affects global AI development

What it means for Nvidia, China, and the U.S.

The future of AI trade wars and chip sanctions