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Nvidia CEO Says China Avoids U.S. Hardware
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said during a recent CNN interview that the Chinese military would avoid building systems on American chips because they could be disabled, and Beijing already operates powerful, domestically powered supercomputers. His remarks come as U.S. export curbs—most recently blocking Nvidia's H20 accelerators—are projected to cost Nvidia $10.5 billion in first-half 2026 revenue and spur Chinese silicon development. Huang urged keeping AI built on American silicon to maintain technological advantage.
