US EditionNvidia CEO Jensen Huang warns China is ‘not behind’ in AI
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said on April 23, 2025, in Washington, D.C., that China is not behind the U.S. In artificial intelligence development.
- His remarks responded to growing U.S. Export restrictions and trade blacklists limiting Nvidia's AI chip sales, including recent bans on shipments to China.
- Nvidia reported a $5.5 billion revenue hit from these restrictions while planning to assemble AI servers with Foxconn near Houston to maintain domestic production.
- Huang noted that China closely trails the U.S. In artificial intelligence advancements and described Huawei as a highly influential and advanced player in the global technology sector.
- He urged U.S. Policies to focus on competitiveness and onshoring AI manufacturing, warning that current restrictions could harm U.S. Technology leadership and innovation.
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