Nvidia, AMD Rise In Premarket After Trump Greenlights Sale Of Advanced AI Chips To Chinahttps://t.co/3yMNxd06Ms https://t.co/j5skRT67mR ...

Advanced Micro Devices believes ASIC AI chips will control up to 25% of the AI chip market.In today's video, I discuss recent updates affecting Advanced Micro Devices (AMD +1.44%) and other artificial intelligence (AI) stocks. To learn more, check out the short video, consider subscribing, and click the special offer link below.*Stock prices used were the after-market prices of Dec. 5, 2025. The video was published on Dec. 7, 2025. ...

Core Viewpoint - The U.S. government will allow Nvidia to sell H200 AI chips to "approved customers" in China, with 25% of sales revenue going to the U.S. government, aiming to create jobs and maintain U.S. leadership in AI [1] Group 1: Government Policy - President Trump announced that the U.S. Commerce Department is finalizing details for the sale of H200 chips to approved customers in China [1] - Similar policies will apply to other U.S. companies such as AMD and Intel [1] Group 2: Company Response - Nvidia expressed support for the decision, stating it will help U.S. high-paying jobs and manufacturing [1] - The company noted that supplying H200 chips to approved commercial customers is beneficial for the U.S. [1] Group 3: Chip Specifications - The H200 chip has higher performance than the H20 but is not Nvidia's top-end product [1] - In August, Nvidia and AMD agreed to pay 15% of their chip sales revenue from China to the U.S. government in exchange for the ability to export specific chips [1]

Industry Overview - The artificial intelligence boom is driving consistent revenue growth in the global semiconductor industry, with total revenue from semiconductor sales increasing by 15.8% to $208.4 billion in Q3, and September alone seeing a 25.1% increase to $69.5 billion, reflecting strong demand for memory and logic semiconductors that support AI applications [1] - The Asia-Pacific region recorded the highest revenue growth rate at 47.9%, followed by the Americas at 30.6%, while China grew by 15%, Europe by 6%, and Japan experienced a 10.2% decline [2] - The U.S. market showed sustained momentum with an 8.2% increase from August, indicating high domestic demand from server and data center equipment manufacturers [2] Company Performance - AMD reported a 36% increase in revenue to $9.25 billion, exceeding forecasts by nearly $500 million, with net income rising by 61% to $1.24 billion and earnings per share of $1.20, surpassing the expected $1.16 [3] - The server business generated $4.3 billion in revenue, returning to an operating profit of $1.07 billion, driven by strong sales of fifth-generation EPYC processors and Instinct MI350 accelerators, while the client segment revenue rose by 46% to $2.75 billion [5] - AMD's gaming business, combined with the client division, nearly tripled to $1.3 billion, boosted by higher console shipments from Microsoft and Sony [5] Strategic Outlook - AMD's CEO highlighted a promising outlook for the AI market, estimating annual AI accelerator revenue in the tens of billions by 2027, with the total market potentially exceeding $500 billion [6] - AMD gained a strategic advantage in the Chinese market by obtaining permission to supply Instinct MI308 chips, providing a buffer amid U.S. export restrictions, while Nvidia faces challenges due to weak local demand [7] - The semiconductor industry is experiencing rapid growth driven by AI demand, with companies that adapt their product strategies emerging as winners, and AMD exemplifies sustained expansion in this new growth wave [8]

Core Viewpoint - The U.S. government has announced that it will allow NVIDIA to sell H200 AI chips to qualified customers in China and other countries, with a requirement to pay 25% of sales revenue to the U.S. government. This rule also applies to AMD and Intel [1]. Group 1 - NVIDIA's stock rose over 2% in after-hours trading [1]. - AMD's stock increased by 1.6% in the same trading session [1]. - Intel's stock saw a 0.4% rise during after-hours trading [1]. Group 2 - The announcement was made by U.S. President Trump on social media on the 8th [1]. - The H200 AI chips are based on the Hopper architecture [1]. - The new sales regulation applies to other U.S. companies, including AMD and Intel [1].

Market Overview - Major U.S. indexes closed lower on Monday, with the Dow down 0.45% to 47,739.32, the S&P 500 down 0.35% to 6,846.51, and the Nasdaq down 0.1% to 23,545.90 [1] Nvidia Corporation - Nvidia's shares rose by 1.73%, closing at $185.57, with an intraday high of $188 and a low of $182.40; the stock gained 2.3% to $189.92 in after-hours trading [1] - Reports indicated that the White House would allow the export of H200 chips to China, which is expected to boost Nvidia's revenue; these GPUs are approximately 18 months behind Nvidia's most advanced models [2] - Following President Trump's confirmation of the export policy, Nvidia's shares, along with those of other chipmakers, rose in extended trading [4] Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) - AMD's stock increased by 1.44%, closing at $221.11, with an intraday high of $223.71 and a low of $218.36; the stock rose 1.8% to $225.12 in after-hours trading [3] - The positive sentiment in the chip sector was reflected in AMD's stock performance following the news about Nvidia's export policy [4] Wave Life Sciences Ltd. - Wave Life Sciences saw a significant surge of 147.26%, closing at $18.52, with a high of $19.60 and a low of $12.72; the stock rose 5% to $19.45 in after-hours trading [5] - The company reported interim Phase 1 data showing that its obesity therapy WVE-007 reduced visceral fat by 9.4% and total fat by 4.5% at three months, while increasing lean mass by 3.2% [6] Toll Brothers - Toll Brothers' shares fell by 1.97%, closing at $136.20, with an intraday high of $139.60 and a low of $135.65; the stock declined 3.7% to $131.10 in after-hours trading [7] - The company beat revenue expectations but missed earnings estimates for the fourth quarter, with EPS at $4.58 versus the $4.89 estimate; backlog fell to $5.5 billion from $6.5 billion last year, indicating softer demand [8] Carvana - Carvana's stock jumped by 12.11%, closing at $447.98, with an intraday high of $456.97 and a low of $424.33; the stock's 52-week range is from $456.97 to $148.25 [9] - The upcoming entry into the S&P 500 contributed to the stock's rise, providing significant unrealized gains for major investors [10]

【环球网报道 记者 闫珮云】据路透社、彭博社等媒体报道，美国总统特朗普当地时间8日在社交媒体上 发文宣布，美国政府将允许英伟达向中国出售其H200人工智能芯片，但对每颗芯片收取一定费用。 《纽约时报》称，H200芯片为英伟达"性能第二强"的芯片。特朗普表示，美方将从相关芯片出口中收取 25% 的分成。他还称，美国商务部正在敲定相关安排细节，同样的安排也将适用于超微半导体公司、英 特尔等其他人工智能芯片公司。 路透社称，在特朗普宣布这一消息后，英伟达股价在盘后交易中上涨了1.2%。 路透社称，此举标志着特朗普政府政策的转变，其政府最初限制向中国出售人工智能芯片，对英伟达首 席执行官黄仁勋来说则是一场"重大胜利"，他曾花费数月时间游说白宫放宽出口限制。 黄仁勋曾多次公开表态强调中国市场的重要性。据美国福克斯新闻20日报道，黄仁勋敦促美国和中国稳 定贸易关系。他认为，进入中国市场对于美国在人工智能领域的竞争力至关重要。黄仁勋10月在接受采 访时还表示，"伤害中国的事情，往往也可能伤害美国，甚至会更严重。" 在10月29日中国外交部例行记者会上，有记者就"黄仁勋表示，希望美国生产的人工智能芯片能够在华销 售"一事提问 ...

Group 1 - Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot fell during a demonstration, raising concerns about its claimed autonomy as it appeared to mimic a "remove headset" action, suggesting possible remote control involvement [5][6] - The incident has been interpreted as a significant blow to Tesla's narrative of AI-driven independence, as the robot struggled with a simple task [6] - The CEO of a competing company, Zhongqing Robotics, was kicked by their T800 robot during a promotional video, which sparked discussions about workplace dynamics and safety [7][8] Group 2 - Zhang Yutong has been appointed as the president of Moonshot AI, taking charge of strategic planning and commercialization, amidst ongoing disputes with former associates [10][11] - The AI chip company Moer Thread recently went public, achieving a 425% increase on its first day, creating several billionaires in the process [17][18] - ByteDance's former public relations director Yang Jibin has joined Li Auto, indicating a trend of talent movement within the tech industry [15] Group 3 - The U.S. Senate has proposed a bill to ban the export of advanced AI chips to China and Russia for at least 30 months, which could significantly impact companies like NVIDIA and AMD [17][18] - The IPO of Jiangsu-based chip company Naxin Micro raised approximately 170 billion RMB, with significant backing from major investors including BYD and Xiaomi [23][24] - Midea Group has completed a 10 billion RMB share buyback, with plans to cancel a substantial portion of the repurchased shares, reflecting strong financial health [24][25] Group 4 - OpenAI's ChatGPT is currently serving over 800 million users weekly, highlighting the rapid growth and adoption of AI technologies across various sectors [45][46] - The upcoming GAIR Global AI and Robotics Conference will focus on cutting-edge topics in AI, showcasing the industry's commitment to innovation and collaboration [47]

Group 1: Market Overview - The three major US stock indices closed lower on Monday, with the Dow Jones down 0.45%, the Nasdaq down 0.14%, and the S&P 500 down 0.35% [1][7] - Large tech stocks showed mixed performance, with Broadcom rising over 2%, while Tesla and Netflix fell over 3% [1][7] Group 2: Commodity and Currency Dynamics - WTI crude oil fell below $59 per barrel, down 1.84% [3][9] - Gold futures briefly surpassed $4220 per ounce before retreating, closing down 0.79% [4][9] - Spot gold fell below $4180 per ounce, down 0.39% [5][9] - US natural gas futures dropped over 9% due to narrowing temperature drop forecasts and high production levels, currently at $3.849 per million British thermal units [5][9] - A 7.5 magnitude earthquake near eastern Honshu, Japan, caused short-term fluctuations in the USD/JPY exchange rate, which rose by 0.5% to 155.81 yen [5][9] Group 3: International Market Developments - Paramount launched a hostile takeover bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, offering $30 per share in cash, an 8% premium over Netflix's previous $720 billion acquisition offer of $27.75 per share, potentially providing shareholders with an additional $18 billion in cash benefits [10] - Warner Bros. owns several major networks including CNN, TBS, HGTV, and the HBO Max streaming platform, with Paramount claiming the proposal is more likely to pass regulatory scrutiny [10] - Former President Trump plans to sign an executive order this week to simplify AI industry regulatory approval processes, aiming to prevent individual states from creating conflicting regulations that could undermine the US's competitive edge in AI [10]

Market Performance - The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 0.45%, the S&P 500 fell by 0.3%, and the Nasdaq decreased by 0.1% [1] - Warner Bros. Discovery saw a rise of 4.4%, while Netflix and Tesla dropped over 3%, and Google fell more than 2% [1] - The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index slightly increased, with Baidu rising over 3% [1] Commodity Prices - Spot gold decreased by $17 to $4180 per ounce, a drop of 0.38% [1] - Spot silver fell by $0.4 to $57.74 per ounce [1] - WTI crude oil dropped by 2.00% to $58.77 per barrel, while Brent crude fell below $63 per barrel, down 1.92% [1] Corporate Developments - Paramount proposed to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery at a price of $30 per share [1] - Apple’s chip chief, Johny Srouji, reassured employees that he will not be leaving the company soon, following rumors of his potential departure [1] Regulatory and Economic News - President Trump announced plans to release a single regulatory executive order for artificial intelligence this week, emphasizing the need for a unified rulebook across all states [1] - The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics will not publish the PPI data for October [1] ETF Holdings - The iShares Silver Trust, the largest silver ETF globally, reported a decrease in holdings by 36.67 tons, bringing the total to 15,888.54 tons [1] Ratings and Forecasts - Fitch confirmed Saudi Aramco's rating at "A+" with a stable outlook [1]