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Nvidia is sending a strong message to the tech industry and global workforce: the company will continue sponsoring H-1B visas for foreign workers, even as new U.S. government fees make hiring international talent more expensive. CEO Jensen Huang has confirmed that Nvidia will cover all associated costs, showing the company’s...

China to Introduce New Visa Policy Amid Push for Technology Dominance and Talent “Superpower” Beijing, 29 September 2025 — China is set to launch a new visa program from October 1 in pursuit of becoming a “technological great power.” The K visa is an initiative aimed at attracting young professionals...

In a week when the technology industry was jolted by truly existential news, two major stories gripped it: the record-breaking $100 billion investment by Nvidia in OpenAI and a new U.S. government rule demanding that those seeking H-1B visas pay over $100,000 per application. These events highlight the increasing stakes...