Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has affirmed the company’s unwavering commitment to the Chinese market, emphasizing the importance of continued collaboration despite recent challenges. Speaking during a meeting with Chinese trade officials in Beijing on Thursday, Huang highlighted the significance of the Chinese market to Nvidia’s global operations.
“We will continue to make significant efforts to serve the Chinese market,” Huang stated, underscoring the deep ties and mutual benefits between Nvidia and its Chinese partners.
However, Huang acknowledged that recent export restrictions imposed by the previous U.S. administration have had a considerable impact on the company. He expressed hope for a favorable resolution that would allow for smoother international cooperation in the technology sector.
“These restrictions have affected our ability to support our customers fully,” he said. “It’s essential for us to find ways to navigate these challenges and continue fostering innovation together.”
Nvidia, known for its cutting-edge graphics processing units (GPUs) and advancements in artificial intelligence, has a substantial presence in China. The company’s continued dedication to the Chinese market signals a strong desire to maintain and grow this relationship.
This development comes amid a complex global trade environment, where technology companies are striving to balance business interests with evolving international policies.
