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For your information, you can find below the description of the video How Nvidia's Huang may have won China reprieve published by the Youtube channel Bloomberg Television:
Being in Donald Trump's good books, playing nice with China and unwavering advocacy. Here's how Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang may have tipped the scales to secure a massive win for his company in a trade war reversal by the US government.