SAN JOSE: Nvidia chief Jensen Huang said on Tuesday (March 19) he does not expect a “doomsday scenario” but is readying for the worst over tension bet...
Huang displaying products on stage during the annual Nvidia GTC Artificial Intelligence Conference at SAP Center in San Jose, California, on Monday. – AFPpicNvidia chief Jensen Huang said on Tuesday he does not expect a “doomsday scenario” but is readying for the worst over tension between China and the United States.
“I do have confidence that the goal of the nations is not adversarial,” Huang said when asked by AFP how friction between the countries could affect Nvidia. He pointed to Nvidia’s freshly unveiled Blackwell computing systems for powering artificial intelligence, noting that they contain tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of parts.“That is just the truth. That is also the truth for the auto industry; this is also the truth for the defense industry.”
Nvidia’s GPU chips and software are integral to creation of generative AI, with rivals like AMD or Intel still struggling to match the power and efficiency of the company's products.
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