Peter Landers
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127 appearances
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first heard Aug 2025
last heard 10 Aug
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These chips are believed to be quite a bit ahead of anything that the Chinese chip makers can produce.
And so NVIDIA's products would be welcome in China, even though they're not as advanced as China.
the Nvidia chips that some U.S.
customers can get their hands on.
The Constitution actually says that the U.S.
cannot impose a tax on exports, but probably there's no one out there who could legally challenge it.
Nvidia is apparently willing to pay this 25% charge.
Their profit margin is much greater than that, but it is an extremely unusual arrangement for the U.S.
government to take a cut of sales of a U.S.
product that go overseas.
It's just, from what I can remember, an unprecedented case of the government taking a portion of a commercial private sector company's revenue in exchange for allowing it to go ahead, I suppose.
It's one thing
If the government had, for example, contributed some of the technology in the product, the government might ask for some royalties.
But just for allowing the sales to go forward, the government asking 15%, that's not what the government usually does in a case like this.
It either decides that these sales should be permitted from the perspective of national security and the national interest, and they take place, or it decides that it's not in the national interest.
And they don't happen at all.
But this sort of 15 percent, 85 percent solution is a new one so far as I can remember.
We've already seen a version of this in the tariffs that he's imposed.
on trading partners, including longtime U.S.
friends like the European Union, Japan, South Korea.
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