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TL;DR: NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang states China is only nanoseconds behind the US in chip development, emphasizing the need for global competition, including in China, to drive technological innovation ...

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The Nvidia CEO says he doesn't think the U.S. is far ahead of China in AI development, while President Donald Trump has suggested no other country poses a serious threat to the U.S.'s lead Nvidia CEO ...

Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ: NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang has hinted that U.S. policies aimed at slowing China's artificial intelligence progress might have instead accelerated domestic competitors like Huawei ...

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Sounding off: It's long been said that China's chip industry is far behind the US – by several years, even up to a decade. Jensen Haung, on the other hand, says the rival nation is merely "nanoseconds ...

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Huang owns less than 4% of Nvidia, while his ultra-rich peers hold bigger stakes in their companies. The AI chipmaker's cofounder had a nearly 13% stake before its IPO but has been heavily diluted.