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"China is going to win the AI race" - Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang makes bold
proclamation, says we all need a little less "cynicism" in our lives

Date:
Sun, 09 Nov 2025 21:39:00 +0000

Description:
Nvidia CEO argues America risks losing influence by shutting out Chinas
developers while hardware and policy tensions redefine the AI landscape.

FULL STORY

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has raised eyebrows by declaring, "China is going to
win the AI race," as it is only nanoseconds behind the United States in
artificial intelligence development. 

Adding that society could benefit from a bit less "cynicism," Huang said he
believes the US must maintain its competitive edge and engage Chinas massive
developer base, because excluding them could create long-term consequences 
for global AI adoption. 

"It's vital that America wins by racing ahead and winning developers
worldwide," Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said on X.

America v China AI race 

Nvidia has faced restrictions in China due to governmental policies,
preventing the sale of its latest processors, central to AI tools and
applications, which are essential for research, deployment, and scaling of AI
workloads. 

Huang suggested limiting Chinese access may inadvertently slow the spread of
American technology, even as policymakers focus on national security. 

Hardware remains central to AI supremacy, as CPU performance and specialized
accelerators give data centers the capacity to process the vast information
required to train large AI models. 

Huang pointed out maintaining a leading position in AI requires not only
advanced chips but also widespread adoption of tools built on American
technology. 

 Data centers equipped with these processors underpin global experimentation,
and exclusion from China risks creating parallel systems outside US 
influence. 

Government policy decisions regarding chip exports are also central to this
debate, with President Trump having said Nvidias most advanced Blackwell 
chips should be reserved for American users, with China having limited
interactions. 

Huang warned that overly restrictive policies could hinder US influence, as
Chinese developers continue to innovate within their own ecosystem. 

The United States continues to hold technological leadership, but Chinas
rapidly growing developer base and increasing AI capabilities make the global
race highly competitive. 

"We want America to win this AI race. No doubt about that," Huang said at a
recent Nvidia developers' conference. 

"We want the world to be built on American tech stack. Absolutely the case.
But we also need to be in China to win their developers. A policy that causes
America to lose half of the world's AI developers is not beneficial in the
long term, it hurts us more," he added. 

Via Financial Times 

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Link to news story:
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sen-huang-makes-a-bold-proclamation-says-we-all-need-a-little-less-cynicism-in
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