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How High Can Nvidia Stock Go as Jensen Huang Heads to China?

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NVIDIA (NVDA) shares returned to the news, this time mostly for enjoyable reasons. Last week, the company’s market value reached 4 trillion dollars as Microsoft (MSFT) and Apple (AAPL) exceeded this teacher. It was a dream gathering for NVDA.

What makes this work more impressive is that NVIDIA has achieved it despite the loss of billions of dollars in quarterly revenue in China, due to the United States’ restrictions on high -end artificial intelligence chips to the country.

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Meanwhile, Nvidia Jensen Huang CEO is heading to China, and is scheduled to hold a media conference on Wednesday, July 16. A letter from the two parties asked American Senate members at the same time from NVIDIA CEO “refrain from meeting with representatives of any companies working with the PRC Military or Intelligence Corporation, or are called in the list of entities, or are suspected of participating in activities that undermine export controls.”

China was once the second largest market in NVIDIA, and while inviting the profits of the first quarter of 2026 in May, financial director Colette Chris said, “The loss of access to the AI’s AI machine market, which we believe will grow to nearly $ 50 billion, will have a negative negative impact on our business to move forward in moving forward in foreign competitors in China and the global apparatus.”

China’s business stopped at NVIDIA, and at the GTC Paris Financial Q&A event last month, Huang emphasized that the company assumes zero revenues of China Ai Chip sales currently and also called on the analyst’s community to do this in its models. Huang hinted at the controls of the export of chips as it is a pioneer in bargaining in the United States of Chinese commercial conversations with any bullish trend of this possibility as a “reward”.

Huang said that Chinese competitors are behind NVIDIA a few years, and that NVDA’s AI chips have approximately 5 times the efficiency of Huawei. He said, he said, China can benefit from low energy prices compared to the United States, use more local chips and increase the number of data centers that it adopts.

Huang has built a state to allow the export of artificial intelligence chips to China and several times that the export ban does not help, and if anything, it simply provokes innovation in China.

2025-07-14 15:28:00

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