Nvidia CEO says

Nvidia On Tuesday, Jensen CEO Jensen said the China’s artificial intelligence market would probably reach about $ 50 billion in the next two years, and that the disappearance on it would be “huge loss”.

Juan said the opportunity to sell to China will return profits, taxes and “create a lot of jobs here in the US.”

“We just have to stay agile,” said Juan John Fortt in an interview together Servicenow CEO Bill McDermot. The technical performers were in the Las Vegas for the 2025 conference. “Regardless of the government’s policy, whatever it is in the interests of our country, we will support,” Juan said.

Nvidia is a leading provider of graphical processing units (graphic processors) who have been exposed to AI BOOM and raised the company’s market restriction to almost $ 3 trillion. Last month, Trump administration limited the shipment of H20 Nvidia china to China without a license. This technology related to the bunker chips used in the rest of the world has been designed to fulfill previous US exports.

Nvidia said it would be needed 5.5 billion dollars quarterly fee Due to the restriction, the strongest sign is so far that the company’s historical growth can be slowed down due to US trade tensions. Later, in April, Juan stated that at a technical conference in Washington, the Colombian district that China is “lagging behind” in II, and that Huawei is “one of the most formidable technology companies in the world”.

This year, Nvidia shares decreased by approximately 15% after almost triple in 2023. The company must report the profit on May 28. Analysts expect revenue growth 65% a year earlier to $ 43.1 billion, LSEG reports. While Nvidia is still expanding much faster than its Megacap peers slows down, as the company has reported increased revenue more than 260% a year ago.

“The world is hungry now, trying to engage in II,” Juan said on Tuesday. “Let’s get out the American II before everyone now.”

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