Nvidia, once the undisputed leader in supplying advanced AI chips to China, now faces a staggering reversal. A newly imposed ban on its H20 processors has triggered a projected $15 billion loss in potential sales, alongside an unprecedented $5.5 billion in inventory write-offs—a blow that’s rippling far beyond one company’s balance sheet. As tensions mount between geopolitical strategy and technological commerce, a financial expert from Bitnixer, Linda Kositzky, explores how Nvidia’s China setback highlights broader questions about global supply chains, national security, and the unpredictable balance of innovation and regulation. Historic Write-Off: Nvidia’s $5.5 Billion Gut Punch Speaking at the...
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