Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has fired back at critics who argue the US should completely cut off China from advanced artificial intelligence (AI) chips. The tech billionaire dismissed the idea that American companies should simply surrender foreign markets out of fear of competition, calling the mindset “completely ridiculous.”“The idea that I regard as completely ridiculous…
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is back with another ‘China warning’ for the United States of America. In a recent appearance on Dwarkesh Podcast, Huang once again said that working with China then ‘against China’ is in the interests of the US. He said that the migration from Nvidia’s CUDA to Huawei’s CANN framework threatens to…
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urged Washington and Beijing to resolve their differences, deeming economic decoupling “naive.” He believes the US-China relationship is crucial for global stability, advocating for technological independence alongside economic interdependence. Huang is optimistic about resuming sales of advanced chips in China, a market worth billions, despite geopolitical complexities. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang…
Days after President Donald Trump announced a decision to allow Nvidia to sell its advanced H200 artificial intelligence (AI) chips to China and receive a 25% cut of the revenues, Senator Elizabeth Warren has said that the move constitutes selling out “American national security”. She reiterated that both Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Commerce Secretary…
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has clarified his previous remarks that China will win the AI race with the US trailing behind. A Financial Times report this week claimed Huang said, “China is going to win the AI race.” He has now denied the statement, saying “That’s not what I said”, adding “What I said was…
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang challenged US export controls on advanced semiconductors, arguing that continued technology collaboration and access to the Chinese market are ultimately in America’s best interest. Speaking to reporters in South Korea this week, Huang described China as a “singular, vital, important, dynamic market, and nobody can replace that.” He asserted he would…
It’s a great week to be Jensen Huang. Nvidia is the world’s first $5 trillion market cap company. Huang’s personal wealth has increased by $17 billion over just the past week. President Donald Trump is hinting that the US could not only open the Chinese market back to Nvidia but might even allow the chipmaker…
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…