NVIDIA CEO is sharing a sharp message in banning China chips sales

Nafidia ((Nvda)) The shares are fully focused after CEO Jensen Huang issued a strong statement on the issue of an important technical policy.

Investors have been accustomed to many questions since the year began, as the new presidential administration looked at what its agenda is in artificial intelligence (AI). The rapidly growing boundaries of the technology sector have emerged as an increasingly important field of public policy. Experts believe that legislators cannot ignore it.

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Before leaving his post, President Joe Biden issued the base of the spread of artificial intelligence that the countries that American companies can sell. This quickly sparked a violent reaction from the technology community, as industry leaders have argued that it would negatively affect not only their progress but also AI’s dominance of the United States.

Huang has released data on this policy before, explaining where to stand. But earlier today (May 21), he addressed her again.

After weeks of waiting, members of the artificial intelligence community finally got what they were waiting for anxious last week, when the White House announced that the base of the spread of Amnesty International in Biden will be canceled. This has been praised by many technology sector leaders, who have made clear that they believed that these initial policies were misleading.

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Huang definitely between them. NVIDIA CEO hit the cylinder on the importance of relaxing the restrictions of the United States of Chinese chip for several months. In early May 2025, he met representatives of the US House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee to discuss the risks it is believed to form on his company and the broader industry.

On May 11, he spoke at the TAIPEI technology forum and issued a more true Chinese policy on China Chip Curb, describing the export control as a “flagrant failure” and highlighting the ways that new policies have the American technology companies.

As he pointed out, companies like Nvidia will lose a valuable market share if they are not able to sell in China. East Asia has its growing ecosystem of chips who was likely to fill the void left by Western companies, which strongly exposes AI’s dominance to the United States.

“Local companies are very talented and very designed, and the export monitoring gave them spirit, energy and government support to accelerate their development.” I mentioned. He added that the United States should remember that “China has 50 % of researchers in the world” and that the country is very effective in producing programs.