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· 21mNvidia to report second quarter earnings, expecting $8 billion hit from China chip ban
Trump initially banned the sale of chips to China in April and dropped the ban in July, adding the 15% fee in August. During its Q1 earnings call, Nvidia said it expects to take an $8 billion hit to its bottom line in Q2.
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