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Nvidia Faces Challenges with Newly-Adopted Export Controls on Advanced Semiconductors

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Nvidia expresses concerns over potential delays in product development and potential need for relocation

Nvidia, a leading semiconductor company, has expressed concerns regarding newly-adopted export controls on advanced semiconductors. In a regulatory filing on Tuesday, the company highlighted that these controls could potentially cause delays in product development and even lead to the relocation of certain operations.

Impact on Sales and Licensing

The export controls, recently announced by the Commerce Department, are expected to make it more difficult for semiconductor companies such as Nvidia to sell artificial-intelligence chips to several countries, including China, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Vietnam, and others.

Nvidia emphasized that despite these restrictions, it does not anticipate any immediate impact on its financial results. This is due to the strong demand for its chips. However, the company expressed concerns about the licensing requirements associated with the new controls. These requirements could potentially hinder the timely completion of product development, affect support for existing customers, and limit sales to countries not covered by the rule.

Potential Relocation of Operations

In addition to these challenges, Nvidia stated that it may have to explore the possibility of relocating operations out of one or more of the affected countries. This further underscores the potential consequences of the newly-imposed export controls.

Seeking Licenses and Uncertain Approval

Nvidia plans to pursue licenses for customers who require covered products. However, the company acknowledges that there is no guarantee of approval from the U.S. government.

Timeline and Conclusion

These rules will come into effect next month, aligning with the start of Nvidia’s fiscal fourth quarter. While the company remains optimistic about its financial performance in the near term, it recognizes the potential hurdles that lie ahead. Nvidia will need to navigate these challenges strategically to ensure its continued success.

Ben Glickman writes for The Wall Street Journal.

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