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Business unusual, two of the world's top chipmakers plan to pay the Trump administration a portion of their China sales.

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It's Monday, August 11th. I'm Azhar Sugri for the Wall Street Journal.

Here is the AM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories moving your world today.

In a pretty unorthodox move for any company, Nvidia and advanced microdevices say they will give the Trump

administration a portion of the sales from their

artificial intelligence chips to China. People familiar with the matter say the administration will

receive 15% of the sales as part of a deal to approve exports for Nvidia's H20 AI chips to China.

Details of the arrangement are still being worked out,

but as Asia Business Editor Peter Landers explains,

making companies pay to export products is very unusual.

It's just from what I can remember,

an unprecedented case of the government taking a portion

of a commercial private sector company's revenue

in exchange for allowing it to go ahead, I suppose.

It's one thing if the government had, for example, contributed some of the technology in the product,

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