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NVIDIA said in a Jan 17, 2025 filing that a US AI export rule would, unless modified, impose a worldwide licensing requirement from May 15, 2025

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Published Oct 20, 2026 · 02:19 UTCUpdated Oct 20, 2026 · 02:48 UTCFiled Jan 17, 2025

Form8-K

FiledJan 17

Items8.01

CompanyNVIDIA

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In an 8-K filed on Jan 17, 2025 (a US company's report of a material event), NVIDIA said a US interim final rule on export controls for artificial intelligence would, unless modified, impose a worldwide licensing requirement on covered products after a 120-day delayed compliance period. Exporters were to begin complying on May 15, 2025, unless the rule was modified or withdrawn. NVIDIA also said a separate rule on due diligence by chip foundries and packagers was not expected to affect its operations or its sales to China. The source is NVIDIA's 8-K, filed on Jan 17, 2025.1 2 3 4

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the rule imposes a worldwide licensing requirement after a 120-day delayed compliance period, unless modified120-day delayed compliance period; worldwide licensing requirementSEC EDGAR, Form 8-K filed Jan 17, 2025 ↗
the day the 8-K was filedJan 17, 2025Our database
the date exporters must begin compliance, unless the rule is changedMay 15, 2025SEC EDGAR, Form 8-K filed Jan 17, 2025 ↗
the due diligence rule is not expected to affect NVIDIA's operations or China salesnot expected to have an impact on operations or on product sales to ChinaSEC EDGAR, Form 8-K filed Jan 17, 2025 ↗