Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has once again made an urgent appeal to Washington, arguing that allowing American technology companies to compete openly in China serves the best interests of both the countries. On the tech podcast BG2, a podcast hosted by tech investors Brad Gerstner and Bill Gurley, Huang emphasized that a competitive presence in…
CEO of Nvidia Jensen Huang Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has said that he is disappointed by China’s internet regulator’s reported instruction to the country’s largest technology companies to stop purchasing the US-based chipmaker’s artificial intelligence (AI) chips and to terminate their existing orders. “We probably contributed more to the China market than most countries have….
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has shared a post on X (formerly Twitter), suggesting a shift in his stance toward artificial intelligence. Admitting he had been “living in denial” about the technology for too long, Elon Musk wrote in the post: “I resisted AI for too long. Living in denial. Now it is game on.” Musk…
President Xi Jinping has spoken out against unilateral sanctions and trade barriers – reiterating China’s support for globalisation as the international economic environment turns more protectionist – in an article published on the opening day of a high-profile supply chain expo. Wednesday’s piece in Qiushi – the leading theoretical journal of the ruling Communist Party…
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has pushed back against US concerns that his company’s chips could aid the Chinese military. His comments come as Huang prepares for his second trip to China this year for which he has also been sent a ‘warning letter’ by some US senators.Speaking in a CNN interview, Huang asserted that the…
David Sacks, the White House’s AI and crypto czar, has warned that the United States’ overly strict chip export rules could weaken its long-term tech dominance, potentially boosting Chinese rivals. He pointed to January’s “DeepSeek moment” where the launch of the AI model revealed China was perhaps only “three to six months behind” in AI…
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recently called Huawei as the “single most formidable technology company” in China. Speaking to the Financial Times, Huang noted Huawei’s increasing influence in artificial intelligence (AI). He said “Huawei’s presence in AI is growing every single year”, adding “We can’t assume they are not going to be a factor.” Huawei has…
In a recent meeting at the White House, President Donald Trump described Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang as a “gentleman” and characterized their discussion as “a good meeting.” The meeting, which took place on Friday (January 31), focused on AI policy and the future of artificial intelligence in the United States.As reported by Reuters, The conversation…