Nvidia CEO: Trump’s AI plan will accelerate innovation in America

The CEO of Nvidia Jensen Huang said in an interview on Wednesday that the Trump AI’s artificial intelligence plan (AI) is preparing to increase innovation and spread artificial intelligence in the United States

Huang was interviewed on a “Fox News” and the host Brett Bayer told us, “We are in a transformation time, a turning point in technology.”

“We are re -invented computing for the first time in 60 years,” said Huang, after President Donald Trump revealed the White House intelligence plan. “This is a very big deal.”

“What the president announces today will accelerate the innovation of artificial intelligence in America,” Huang said. “The spread of artificial intelligence in America will accelerate with all the infrastructure and energy it will carry.”

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“It will enable [the] The American technology is stacked for a publisher around the world at an incredible rate. I think these three initiatives will mainly change the position of the United States in the coming years. “

Bayer Hwang asked about reports related to his efforts to ensure the possibility of selling the NVIDIA H20-designed to be the AI SIM is the least power sold on the Chinese market with compliance with US export controls covering more powerful chips in China.

The Biden Administration allowed the export of the company’s H20 chip to China, and while the Trump administration has temporarily stressed its export, NVIDIA said that it was raised earlier this month.

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The CEO of Nvidia Jensen Huang speaks with the Interior Minister Doug Burguum and other officials in Trump during the summit of “winning the artificial intelligence race”. (Chip Somodevilla / Getty Images / Getty Images)

“My mission is to inform and comply, and I have done my best to inform it. The important thing to realize is that America wins when American technology becomes a global standard,” Huang said.

“It is very important to return H20 to the China market is that … 50 % of the world’s artificial intelligence researchers in China, and tens of thousands of startups in China,” he said. “We want to make sure that we have every opportunity to compete in this market and win developers, and when this happens … when half of the world’s artificial intelligence researchers develop on an American technical pile, technology is spread all over the world and spreads all over the world, we become the global standard.”

“Just as the world was built on the US dollar, we want the world to be built on this standard,” Huang added.

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Jensen Huang, co -founder and CEO of Nvidia Corp, holds AI AI chips in the company for data centers. (Akio Kon / Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images)

Bayer Huang asked about the risk of intellectual property stealing in China and the possibility of copying the H20 chip by a Chinese company in the near future.

“I have all the confidence in the American innovation. Remember that the computer industry is national assets, it is a national treasure. There is no industry that I know can remember that it has controlled the world in technology, innovation and leadership more than the computer industry in the United States. We will take anyone … and innovation at an unprecedented rate.”

Huang stressed the importance of energy development for the emergence of artificial intelligence and other new industries.

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“Without energy, we will not be a global leader in artificial intelligence,” Huang said. “This was incredible, on the first day of President Trump’s administration, he explained that it is clear that he is a supporter and energy supporter. Without energy -supporting growth, how will we have new industries and new growth opportunities?”