CEO Jensen Huang confirms resumed production to meet advancing orders, signaling an end to the roughly 10-month freeze on supplying top-tier computing power to the Chinese market
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang speaks during a Q&A session at the company's annual GTC developer conference in the U.S. on Tuesday. Photo: VCG
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