China, NVIDIA
Nvidia would suffer from potential export ban to China, expert says
Ben McMillan, chief investment officer and co-founder of IDX Advisors, said potential extreme measures under the Trump administration -- such as further restrictions on the quantity and types of Nvidia chips that can be exported to China -- would be a "real concern" for the AI powerhouse.
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