Ren Hongbin, chairman of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT), met with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on April 17. 

During the meeting, Huang said the company will serve the Chinese market unswervingly, and highlighted China's strengths in the consumer market, booming industrial ecology, and software prowess, according to a report by CCTV News on Thursday. 

Huang made the remarks when he was received by, in response to Ren's question regarding the US' recently announced indefinite export control on Nvidia's H20 chips to China.  

The US government's strengthening of chip export controls has already had a significant impact on Nvidia's business, Huang said.

As a company that has been deeply cultivating the Chinese market for 30 years, Nvidia has grown together with the Chinese market and achieved mutual success. China is not only one of the world's largest consumer markets, its booming industrial ecology and leading software strength have also become important driving forces for the company to continue innovating, Huang said.

The company's success in the Chinese market has driven the company to continuously increase investment in research and development. Moreover, in-depth cooperation with Chinese companies has enabled it to evolve into an even more competitive international enterprise. Therefore, the company will continue to spare no effort in optimizing the product system to meet regulatory requirements and serve the Chinese market unswervingly, Huang said, according to the report.