April 30 (Reuters) - Nvidia ( NVDA ) CEO Jensen

Huang said he would like the Trump administration to change the

regulations related to exporting AI technology from the U.S. for

businesses to better capitalize on future opportunities,

Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday.

The administration is considering changes to a Biden-era

regulation that restricts access to advanced U.S. artificial

intelligence chips, including possibly eliminating a tiered

system that determines how many chips countries can obtain,

Reuters reported on Tuesday.

The Framework for Artificial Intelligence Diffusion is set

to take effect on May 15 and aims to limit the most powerful AI

chips and certain model weights from companies like Nvidia ( NVDA ) to

keep cutting-edge computing within the U.S. and its close

allies.

The White House and Nvidia ( NVDA ) did not immediately respond to

Reuters requests for comment.

"I'm not sure what the new diffusion rule is going to be,

but whatever it turns out to be, it really has to recognize that

the world has changed fundamentally since the previous diffusion

rule was released," Huang said in a brief meeting with the

media, according to the Bloomberg News report.

Earlier in the day, Huang expressed confidence in the

company's ability to manufacture chips domestically using the

resources available within the U.S., according to an interview

by CNBC.

(Reporting by Harshita Mary Varghese in Bengaluru)