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In January, Nvidia general counsel Tim Teter met with over a dozen government officials to argue against proposed export restrictions on H200 chips. Citing President Trump's wishes, Teter called customer verification requirements a poison pill and pushed for higher thresholds, claiming location verification was technically unfeasible despite launching the feature in May.
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