General Electric — GE Aerospace & Nvidia

General Electric — GE Aerospace: General Electric — GE Aerospace's Larry Culp attended the summit, suggesting aerospace industry interest in US-China trade relations.

Nvidia: Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, accompanied Donald Trump to the summit, indicating potential for expanded commercial ties in the technology sector.

General Electric — GE Aerospace: General Electric — GE Aerospace's chief, Larry Culp, is part of the US delegation, and its engines are expected to power dozens of widebody aircraft in a potential Boeing order from China.

Nvidia: Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang was notably absent from the delegation, as the White House focused on agriculture and commercial aviation, despite previous approvals for H200 AI chip exports to China facing regulatory hurdles.

General Electric — GE Aerospace: General Electric — GE Aerospace's Chairman and CEO, H. Lawrence Culp, is part of the delegation, representing the aerospace industry's interests in U.S.-China trade.

Nvidia: Nvidia recently received approval to sell its H200 AI chips to China with conditions, making its CEO's presence on the trip significant for further discussions on semiconductor trade and technology exports.

General Electric — GE Aerospace: General Electric — GE Aerospace's CEO, H. Lawrence Culp, was invited to join Donald Trump's trip to China, suggesting aerospace trade discussions.

Nvidia: Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, was a late addition to Donald Trump's trip, highlighting the importance of the tech sector in US-China relations.

General Electric — GE Aerospace: General Electric — GE Aerospace's Chairman and CEO, H._Lawrence_Culp, was invited to join Donald Trump on his trip to China.

Nvidia: Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, was personally invited by Donald Trump to join the China trip, indicating potential discussions about allowing shipments of Nvidia AI chips to China.