July 14 (Reuters) - Nvidia ( NVDA ) said on Monday that

it will resume sales of its H20 graphics processing unit (GPU)

chips to China and has introduced a new model tailored to meet

regulatory requirements in the Chinese market.

According to a company blog post, Nvidia ( NVDA ) is filing

applications to resume H20 sales with the U.S. government and

expects to get the licenses soon. Deliveries are expected to

begin shortly thereafter.

The company announced a new RTX Pro GPU designed

specifically for China. Nvidia ( NVDA ) described the model as "fully

compliant" and suitable for digital twin AI applications in

sectors such as smart factories and logistics.

The chipmaker's CEO Jensen Huang met with U.S. President

Donald Trump and policymakers in Washington and later with

officials in Beijing, as part of efforts to promote AI

cooperation and highlight Nvidia's ( NVDA ) support for open-source

research and global AI development, the company said.

In May, Reuters reported that the company was planning to

release a downgraded version of its H20 artificial intelligence

chip for China following U.S. export restrictions on the

original model.