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This is Bloomberg Tech coming up, a U.S. reversal as Nvidia and AMD are set to resume some AI chip sales to China.

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Let's get back to our top story and that is that Nvidia and AMD will start selling some AI chips back into China after the administration

and US government signalled that they would secure the licenses and approvals to do so.

Nvidia continues to push higher, a fresh record highs, $4.2 trillion market cap company.

We know the story there. Jensen Huang right now is in China. AMD trading at its highest

level since October. There are many questions about why now. Let's get out to Washington, D.C.

Bloomberg's Mike Shepard. And that's where I start. The timing of this mic, very interesting.

What do you make of it? Well, it's fascinating. This announcement today from Envidia in the overnight hours comes

less than a week after Jensen Wong sat down with President Donald Trump in Washington at the White House

for a closed-door meeting. Now, we don't know what was said in private between the two men, but one thing

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