“The company is engaged with the and is seeking exemptions for the company’s internal development and support activities.”

“The new license requirement may impact the company’s ability to complete its development of H100 in a timely manner or support existing customers of A100 and may require the company to transition certain operations out of China,” the SEC filing reads. Nvidia’s filing specifically states that Nvidia’s forecast for the current quarter includes an expected $400 million in data-center sales to China that could be affected by the move Nvidia does not currently sell products in Russia. has installed new license requirements for its A100 and forthcoming H100 integrated circuits - Nvidia’s highest-performance products for servers - in sales to China and Russia. In a regulatory filing Wednesday, the giant chipmaker that the U.S. It has not been a good week for Nvidia, and now it just got worse as shares are down over 5% in after-hours trading after the firm warned that new rules governing the export of A- chips to China may affect hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue.

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