Even with stricter export controls, global technological cooperation continues according to NVIDIA CEO.

November 25, 2024, 8:49 AM GMT+9

Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang indicated on the 23rd that even if the Trump administration imposes strict export controls on cutting-edge computing products, global cooperation in technology will continue.
During his first term, President Trump imposed restrictions on the sale of US technology to china citing national security, a policy that has continued under the Biden administration. As a result of these regulations, Nvidia, a global manufacturer of semiconductors used for artificial intelligence (ai) applications, was forced to reassess its product lineup in china.
Mr. Huang pointed out in hong kong to the broadcasting that "Global cooperation, open science beyond the barriers of mathematics and science, has been around for a long time. It is the foundation of social development and scientific progress." He added, "Such cooperation is likely to continue. We do not know what will happen under the new administration, but we will adhere to both laws and policies, maintain a balance, advance technology, and continue to support and provide services to customers worldwide."

Mr. Juan emphasized in his speech to graduates after receiving an honorary doctorate in engineering from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, that the era of AI has begun, which is a new computing era that will impact every industry and every scientific field.
At the age of 61, Mr. Juan expressed that he wished he had started his career in this era, saying, 'The whole world is resetting. You are all standing on the same starting line as everyone else. Industries are being reinvented. You now have the tools in your hands. It is a tool necessary to advance science in various fields.'
He then mentioned, 'The greatest challenge of our time seems to suddenly be able to address challenges that were unimaginable in the past.'