The US government will collect 15% of revenues from Nvidia and AMD's sales of certain high-end chips in China under a deal linked to recently granted export licenses. The arrangement covers Nvidia's H20 chips and AMD's MI308 chips, both developed to meet Washington's export control limits. The Trump administration has not yet determined how the revenue will be used, and payments will apply only to sales made in China under the new licensing framework. Both Nvidia and AMD's chips are key to AI computing, balancing commercial interests.