President Donald Trump announced that Nvidia has received White House approval to export its H200 AI GPU chips to "approved customers" in China and other nations. The deal includes a 25 percent U.S. cut of sales, higher than the 15 percent cut previously demanded. The H200 chips are an upgrade to the scaled‑down H20 models already allowed for export, though they remain less powerful than Nvidia's flagship Blackwell GPUs. Trump framed the policy as a boost for American jobs, manufacturing, and taxpayers, while noting that Nvidia’s U.S. customers are already moving forward with Blackwell chips. Senators have urged continued restrictions on China’s access to the most advanced AI chips. Leer más →

Nvidia reported a revenue of $46.7 billion, a 56 percent increase year over year, driven largely by a booming data‑center business. Net income rose to $26.4 billion, a 59 percent jump. The company highlighted $41.1 billion in data‑center sales, with its latest Blackwell GPUs accounting for $27 billion of that total. CEO Jensen Huang described Blackwell as the AI platform the world has been waiting for, while CFO Colette Kress noted uncertainty around U.S. export arrangements that have limited shipments of the H20 chip to Chinese customers. Nvidia projects $54 billion in revenue for the next quarter, excluding H20 sales to China. Leer más →

NVIDIA announced the Jetson AGX Thor, the latest generation of its robot‑brain platform. Built on the new Blackwell GPU architecture, Thor delivers roughly 7.5 times the AI compute and 3.5 times the energy efficiency of the prior Jetson Orin. The system‑on‑module supports generative AI models, enabling robots to interpret visual and language data in real time. Development kits are priced at $3,499, while production‑grade T5000 modules are offered wholesale at $2,999 for large orders. Existing customers such as Amazon, Meta, Agility Robotics, and Boston Dynamics are expected to adopt the new hardware for advanced physical‑AI applications. Leer más →