China is imposing restrictions on Nvidia's chips, impacting global competition. This situation is significant for technological independence and trade negotiations.

The Beijing administration halted the sales of the RTX Pro 6000D model after previously banning the H20 graphics processors. This decision prevents Nvidia from selling products in the Chinese market.

Chinese regulators accused Nvidia of violating competition laws. This situation has led to local manufacturers evaluating their access to Nvidia's chips.

Experts indicate that these steps show China's increasing reliance on its own artificial intelligence chips. Huawei recently announced it has established a powerful AI infrastructure with its Ascend chips.

Some experts argue that these harsh measures are not only about technological independence but also serve as a bargaining chip in trade negotiations with the US.

Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang visited Beijing at the invitation of China. Huang stated, "China is a very important market for Nvidia, and we hope to continue our cooperation."