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Nvidia and AMD agree to pay US gov’t 15% of China chip sales in order to obtain export licenses - report
Nvidia and AMD have agreed to pay the US government 15 percent of the revenue generated from the sale of chips to China as a condition for obtaining export licenses for the semiconductors. Citing people familiar with the situation, the FT reported that the financial arrangement was agreed last week.
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