US EditionNvidia to invest billions in US chip production over four years, FT reports
- Nvidia plans to invest hundreds of billions in U.S. Chip production over the next four years, according to CEO Jensen Huang as reported by Financial Times.
- Huang stated that Nvidia aims to reduce its reliance on Asian supply chains and can manufacture several hundred billion dollars' worth of electronics in the U.S.
- The investment comes as President Donald Trump increases tariffs on products made overseas, providing support for Nvidia's expansion efforts, Huang noted.
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