NVIDIA Head Opposes Total Ban on AI Chip Supplies to China
Jensen Huang believes American companies must compete in the global market rather than withdraw from it due to restrictions.
NVIDIA head Jensen Huang criticized the proposal by Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei to completely ban the supply of advanced AI processors and chip manufacturing equipment to China. In an interview with CBS, he stated that the U.S. should maintain leadership through competition rather than ceding international markets to other countries.
Huang also supported prioritized access for American companies to the latest developments. Specifically, the next-generation platform Vera Rubin is already being supplied to research centers and companies, including OpenAI and Anthropic. According to NVIDIA’s head, the U.S. is several years ahead of China in AI technology development.
Huang further emphasized that the artificial intelligence industry includes not only model development but also energy, chips, data, and applications. In his opinion, developing all these areas is necessary to strengthen the American economy.
