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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Nvidia will continue to develop a new set of products that comply with U.S. government regulations involving exports of high-end chips to China, CEO Jensen Huang said on Wednesday.
He made the remarks to reporters in Singapore at a news conference where he also said the U.S. chipmaker is discussing with the city state about potential big investments.
(Reporting by Fanny Potkin; Editing by Tom Hogue)
