US EditionNvidia CEO Jensen Huang warns China is ‘not behind’ in AI
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang warned at a 2025 Washington, DC conference that China is not behind the U.S. In artificial intelligence development.
- This warning followed new U.S. Export restrictions on Nvidia’s H20 AI chips to China, which could boost Huawei’s competitive AI chip production.
- Huang urged American policymakers to prioritize AI as a long-term strategic goal and invest heavily in workforce reskilling to maintain leadership.
- Nvidia expects a $5.5 billion revenue loss due to the chip export curbs but remains optimistic about scaling U.S. Manufacturing, planning $500 billion AI infrastructure investment.
- Huang highlighted a narrow AI gap between the U.S. And China, with 50% of global AI researchers being Chinese, suggesting intensified global competition and labor shortages.
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