Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang cautions about losing access to China's growing AI market. The company recently took a $5.5 billion write-off due to US export restrictions.

Key Points Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang acknowledged that Chinese AI capabilities now rival those of the U.S., undermining assumptions of American technological lead in AI infrastructure.

The visit came just as the U.S. Commerce Department tightened export controls, requiring licenses for Nvidia to sell its H20 AI chips to China.

While Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on a conference call with analysts praised U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to rescind an export rule put in place by former President Joe Biden that would have ...

Washington’s chip controls are denying U.S. companies like Nvidia access to a huge and growing AI chip market in China, CEO Jensen Huang said Tuesday, weeks after the chipmaker admitted it’d ...

Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang is in Beijing to reassure China amid its trade war with the Trump administration, just days after he unveiled a $500-billion investment in the U.S. that will see it make ...

Huang visited the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade and Vice Premier He Lifeng, according to Chinese state media. During the meetings, he said U.S. restrictions had hit Nvidia ...

Nvidia remains the dominant AI chipmaker in the market, but where is the stock headed for the rest of this year and into the next?

In recent interviews, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has repeatedly invoked the names "China" and "Huawei," sounding an increasingly urgent alarm about the pace of China's AI progress. If anyone thinks a ...

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has repeatedly said China will be a powerhouse in global AI development and it would be folly for the chip giant to neglect the market. So far, Huang has pulled off the ...

Watch the Video Transcript: [00:00:04] Doug McIntyre: So yesterday, Jensen Wong, the CEO of Nvidia, the third most valuable company in the world, the stocks up I think 1800% in the last five years.