Nvidia CEO Warns Amid U.S.-China AI Rivalry Escalations

Wednesday, April 30, 2025, 12:20 pm

Speaking at high-profile tech events in Washington, D.C., Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang cautioned that the U.S.-China AI race is more competitive than many presume. He quipped that China isn’t trailing behind and underscored the tight contest, hinting at significant trade ramifications and job market booms amid relentless innovation.

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