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Invidia looks to reboot China chip sales. The trade desk scores an S&B 500 seat, and Tesla puts a hefty price tag on India's Model Y.

Envidia said in a statement that it hopes to resume sales of its H20 GPUs to Chinese clients

citing U.S. government assurances that export licenses will be granted.

Sales had been halted in April despite the chips being

designed to bypass export restrictions. This follows a preliminary trade deal last month that sought

China to resume rare earth exports and the U.S. to ease tech export restrictions.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Wong has criticized chip restrictions for hurting U.S. tech leadership

and halving NVIDIA's China market share.

Wong also unveiled a new compliant chip, the RTFX Pro, aimed at smart factories and logistics.

He recently met with President Trump to express support for U.S. job

creation, onshoreing, and AI leadership. In addition, he met with Chinese officials to promote

safe AI collaboration. The trade desk is up 15% in pre-market action after the company has been

included in the SMP 500 index.

The digital advertising platform will replace ANSIS in the SMP 500 effective before the opening

of trading on Friday, July 18th. Synopsis will acquire ANSys and a deal expected to be completed

the previous day.

Overall, the stock has lost 35% so far this year compared to the 6% rise in the SMP 500.

Tesla has officially entered the Indian market with the launch of its Model Y electric SUV.

Price at around 6 million Indian rupees or $69,751 U.S. dollars.

The Indian pricing is notably higher than in other major markets. In comparison, the Model Y starts at $44,990 in the U.S. and speaking in strictly dollars in other countries, around $36,000 in China and $50,000 in Germany.

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