Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang criticized U.S. export controls blocking the sale of its AI chips to China. Last month, the chipmaker noted a $5.5 billion write-down to its inventory, after the U.S. demanded companies get a license to sell their AI chips to China.

If you aren't caught up on the situation, US President Donald Trump, alongside representatives from Micron, Qualcomm, and Nvidia, all boarded Air Force One a few days ago to take a trip out to China and nurse the rocky trade relationship between the two countries.

The administration first gave Nvidia the nod to sell the high-end chips to China in December, but those sales have yet to materialize, in part because of the hoops the manufacturer had to jump through.

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Jensen Huang is known for many things: leading the world's most valuable company, his trademark leather jacket, and his love of street food. The Nvidia CEO was spotted eating noodles on a Beijing sidewalk on Friday after accompanying President Donald Trump on his state visit to China.

The standoff comes as Chinese firms increasingly turn to domestic chipmakers like Huawei, in a drive to reduce China’s dependence on Western technologies.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, who is in Beijing as part of President Trump’s China trip, is going viral after social media videos showed him swapping diplomatic events for noodles, ice cream, and selfies on the street.

U.S. stocks advanced on Thursday, lifted by a rally ​in tech stocks as investors absorbed generally solid economic data and watched for developments from Beijing, where U.S. President Trump was engaged in a high-stakes meeting ‌with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping.