Jensen Huang reduces NVIDIA from China’s fears before the trip

Nafidia Jensen Huang has reduced fears that his company’s chips would help the Chinese army, another days before another trip to the country while trying to walk in a tight rope between Washington and Beijing.

in interview With the broadcast of CNN on Sunday, Huang said, “There is no need to worry about” the Chinese army that uses the United States’ technology because they “cannot be relied upon.”

“It may be limited at any time, not to mention, there is a lot of computer ability in China already,” said Huang. He added: “They do not need NVIDIA chips, or US technology piles in order to build their army.”

These comments were referred to, referring to years of American policy of the two parties that have placed restrictions on semiconductor companies, prohibiting the sale of the most advanced artificial intelligence chips to customers in China.

Huang also reiterated previous criticism of policies, on the pretext that the export control tactics have been produced on the ultimate goal of the leadership of American technology.

“We want the American stack of technology is the global standard … to do so, we must search for all the developers of artificial intelligence in the world,” said Huang.

This means that America is the leader of Amnesty International, American technology must be available to all markets, including China.

Washington The latest restrictions In NVIDIA sales to China, it was implemented in April, and is expected to lead to billions of losses for the company. In May, Huang said that the restrictions of the chips had already cut China in Nafidia The market share is almost in half.

A HUANG CNN interview came a few days before he traveled to China on his second trip to the country this year, and since NVIDIA is working on another Slide compatible with the latest export control elements.

Last week, NVIDIA CEO US President Donald Trump metAnd warned by American lawmakers Do not meet With companies associated with military or intelligence agencies in China, or entities named in the registered export list in America.

According to Daniel Newman, CEO of The Futureum Group, the Huang CNN interview is an example of how Huang planned a needle between Washington and Beijing as she tries to maintain the maximum access to the market.

“He needs to walk on a saturated rope to make sure that he does not violate the Trump administration,” Newman said, adding that he also wants to be in a position that China allows him to invest in NVIDIA technology if policy provides a better climate to do so.

But this does not mean that reducing the work of Washington’s fears is valid, according to two days. “I think it’s completely difficult to accept the idea that China could not use the most advanced technologies in NVIDIA for military use.”

He added that NVIDIA technology is expected to be at the heart of AI’s training in any country, including use in developing advanced weapons.

US official I told Reuters last month The start of the Great Language Model in China – which says it uses NVIDIA chips to train its models – was supporting China and intelligence operations.

On Sunday, Huang admitted that there were concerns about the open source thinking model R1 being trained in China, but he said there is no evidence that he is providing risks for this reason alone.

Huang praised the R1 thinking model, describing it as “revolutionary”, and said that its open -source nature has enabled startups, new industries and countries to engage in artificial intelligence.

“The fact of the matter is that (China and the United States) are competitors, but we are very interrelated, and as much as we can compete in it and we look forward to winning, it is good to respect our competitors.”