NVIDIA CEO takes a shot on the US policy to reduce the sales of artificial intelligence chips to China

The CEO of Nvidia Jensen Huang Tiptoed made policy with a comment taking a bullet on US policy The sales of his chips have been cut to China.

This was because NVIDIA had to obtain a fee of $ 4.5 billion for its profits in the first quarter because the company was forced to immediately stop selling H20 Ai chips to China in April. US President Donald Trump imposed restrictions as part of the trade war on definitions with China and other countries.

“Let me share my point of view on some of the topics that we often requested about controlling export. China is one of the largest artificial intelligence markets in the world and a starting point for global success with half of the world’s artificial intelligence researchers there,” Huang said. “The platform that wins China is at its position globally today. However, the China market worth 50 billion dollars is actually closed to the American industry. The H20 export ban has ended our business at the China Plant Data Center. We cannot produce Cadus more to comply. We explore what is more, there is no choice.

Huang said he is with or without American chips, China has an account to train and publish advanced models.

“The question is not if China will get it. It is indeed,” he said. “The question is whether one of the largest markets of artificial intelligence in the world will work on American platforms. Chinese chips make from the American competition only strengthens them abroad and weakens the position of America.”

He added that “export restrictions have stimulated competitiveness in China.” He said: “The race is not only related to the chips. It is related to the stack that the world runs with the growth of this stack. Global infrastructure leadership is at stake. The United States has relied on the world’s artificial intelligence talent” to other beaches.

While Huang was criticizing the changes in politics, he also said: “It is really wonderful to see the base of the spread of artificial intelligence has been canceled. President Trump wants America to win and realize that we are not the only country in the race. He realizes that we must move to the American world.”

Huang was referring to the base of the spread of artificial intelligence in the Biden era, which was canceled in May 2025, before it entered into force. The Biden Administration aims to set export controls on the weights of the artificial intelligence model and the integrated circles of advanced computing (ICS), which limits the global spread of artificial intelligence technology.

But the Trump administration argued that the base would suffocate the innovation of American artificial intelligence.

The abolition of the prevalence of artificial intelligence can benefit countries such as Saudi Arabia and American AI companies by alleviating the restrictions imposed on artificial intelligence technology exports. However, the Trump administration indicated that it will follow a strategy to enhance American artificial intelligence technology with reliable allies, while continuing to prevent opponents from reaching.

“The president has a plan. He has a vision. I trust him,” said Huang. But he added, “The new borders are the end of the way to pronounce.”