The White House said it is open to extending the revenue-sharing agreements struck with Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices to other semiconductor manufacturers. Press secretary Karoline Leavitt called the arrangement — under which both chipmakers remit 15% of revenue from sales of certain advanced processors to China — a “creative idea” that could be broadened. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told Bloomberg Television the deal was devised by former President Donald Trump and described it as a “unique solution” that could eventually be applied in other sectors. Bessent said the government will use its share of the proceeds to pay down U.S. debt and that taxpayers already benefit from Nvidia’s China sales. Bessent added that the chips involved do not raise national-security concerns but signaled Washington will consult Beijing on their use. He stressed the United States does not want global technology standards to become “Chinese” and suggested similar revenue-sharing structures might be considered elsewhere over time.