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President Donald Trump has approved Nvidia's export of H200 AI chips to China under specific conditions, including a 25% revenue share to the USA.This decision aims to balance export controls with the need to maintain competition and support jobs, though some Republicans voiced criticism over potential benefits to Beijing's AI advancements.Meanwhile, Ellen Hazen of F.L.Putnam Investment Management recommends Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing as a superior long-term AI investment, despite the H200 sales and Nvidia's strong position.
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