Oct 7 (Reuters) - Chipmaker Nvidia's CEO Jensen

Huang said that the company will continue to sponsor H-1B visas

and cover all associated costs following U.S. President Donald

Trump's executive order last month that imposed a $100,000 fee

on each new application, Business Insider reported on Tuesday.

"As one of many immigrants at Nvidia ( NVDA ), I know that the

opportunities we've found in America have profoundly shaped our

lives," Huang wrote in a message to staff, cited by Business

Insider.

"And the miracle of Nvidia ( NVDA ) - built by all of you, and by

brilliant colleagues around the world - would not be possible

without immigration," Huang added, according to the report.

Nvidia ( NVDA ) declined to comment.

Trump's order bars new H-1B recipients from entering the

United States unless the employer sponsoring their visa has made

an additional $100,000 payment. The administration has said the

order does not apply to people who already hold H-1B visas or

those who submitted applications before September 21.