US urged to remove more restrictions

Move comes after Washington approves Nvidia's H20 AI chip sales to China

Beijing has called on Washington to further remove unreasonable trade restrictions after the White House recently approved Nvidia's resumption of sales of its H20 artificial intelligence chips to China.

"Cooperation and mutual benefit are the right path forward for China and the United States, while suppression and containment have no way out," a spokesperson with the Ministry of Commerce said on Friday, urging the US to abandon its "zero-sum mentality".

Following economic and trade talks in London last month, China and the US have maintained "close communication", having affirmed details of the framework established in London, and they are progressing with implementation, the spokesperson said.