Storyline: Chinese chips are advancing quickly: Nvidia CEO [Sound_bite] Xu Xinchen, Reporter: "Great news that the H20 chip is coming back to China, but still is a downgraded version. Are you worried that the Chinese chips are catching up soon?" [Sound_bite] Jensen Huang, CEO, Nvidia: "The Chinese chips are advancing very quickly and so we will have to do our best." [Sound_bite] Xu Xinchen, Reporter: "And how much business do you expect from that return of H20 and the new launch of the GPU here in China? " [Sound_bite] Jensen Huang, CEO, Nvidia: "I have no idea. We have to offer it to our customers and give them a chance to evaluate it and then they can place orders." [Sound_bite] Xu Xinchen, Reporter: "And the Trump administration is definitely loosening chip export restrictions to China, but what if that policy gets reversed again?" [Sound_bite] Jensen Huang, CEO, Nvidia: "Well, we never know about the future. We just know about now. And I'm very happy that the export control, the ban, has been lifted on H20, so that we can serve the market. As you know, the AI models recently have advanced very greatly, DeepSeek-R1, Alibaba's Qwen, Moonshot. And these models are very advanced. And the inference requirement, the processing requirement is very high. And Nvidia's H20 hopper architecture is really ideal for that. And the demand is so great across all of the services. Of course, we have a lot of competition, so we have to work hard." [Sound_bite] Xu Xinchen, Reporter: "And how can that competition or that AI boom here in China help your firm to maintain your lead, right now the most valuable company in the world?" [Sound_bite] Jensen Huang, CEO, Nvidia: "Competition is good. We want customers to have choice and we want to make sure that whatever customers have and the market has is the best in the world. And so we have to keep working hard for our customers." [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]