Exhibit 1. What Nvidia may sell to China as of November 2026, from gaming chips to Blackwell, with the rule that applies to each.EXHIBIT 1 · THE RULESWhat Nvidia may sell to ChinaAs of November 2026, from Nvidia's filingsand the Commerce Department's rules.Gaming and workstation chipsAllowedUncontrolled. Nvidia ships them to China.H20Licensed, Beijing restrictsLicence since April 2025. Licences grantedfrom August 2025; Beijing restricted the sales.H200Licensed, Beijing restrictsCase-by-case review since January 2026.Small amounts licensed from February;Beijing restricted the sales.Blackwell (B200, GB300)Not approvedLicence required, and left out of the H200approval.Advanced data-centre chips to acompany headquartered in China, orwhose ultimate parent is, anywhereLicence neededThe October 2023 rule. It turns on ownership,not on where the chips sit.Renting computing power from datacentres outside ChinaNot controlledChinese firms may rent it. A House bill passedin January 2026 would change that.THE LEGAL BUSINESS$7.88bn of revenue from customersheadquartered in China and Hong Kong in thequarter to 26 July 2026, 8.2% of Nvidia's total.Sources: Nvidia 10-Q, BIS, FT, The RegisterShayne Heffernan · KXCOLTN