<ul><li>Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang criticized US export controls on chips to China during Q1 earnings call.</li><li>Despite China restrictions, Nvidia's Q1 revenue exceeded expectations, but faced a significant impact.</li><li>Huang expressed concerns about losing the Chinese market but commended some of Trump's policies.</li><li>Nvidia reported $44.06 billion in revenue for Q1, beating Wall Street expectations.</li><li>The company faced a $4.5 billion write-down due to restrictions with an anticipated $8 billion revenue loss for the next quarter.</li><li>Huang emphasized the importance of the China market for AI competitiveness and global leadership.</li><li>Nvidia's core segments, like data centers, showed strength despite challenges in China market.</li><li>Huang criticized the export controls' impact on US platforms and global AI talent distribution.</li><li>While critical of China restrictions, Huang praised Trump's initiatives for US tech advancement.</li><li>Huang indicated Nvidia's exploration of other markets apart from China, aiming for sovereign AI development.</li></ul>

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