Nvidia CEO takes a shot at U.S. policy cutting off AI chip sales to China

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has become politics by making a statement by commenting US policy Cut the sale of chips to China.

Since this should pay $ 4.5 billion against NVIDIA’s Q1 earnings, because the company must immediately stop China H20 AI chips in April. US President Donald Trump has imposed restrictions within the framework of trade war on tariffs with China and other countries.

“Often, in terms of some issues we have often given to the export control, I share my play.” The Chinese platform is placed in the world to lead worldwide today.

Huang said that in or without US chips, and without Chinese, advanced models.

“The question is not China’s case. It does it now,” he said. “The question is to work on the American platforms of one of the largest AI markets in the world.

He added that the “export restrictions” increased the competitiveness of China. He said: “The race is not only about chips. As this stack of the world, this hypothesis is based on the formation of any chips. Platforms, do not control half of the world’s EU talent.

Huang criticizes political changes, he said: “Checking the rule of AI diffusion is really terrible.

Huang was implemented in May 2025, referring to Biden-ERA AI diffusion in May 2025. Biden’s leadership aims to place export controls on a developed calculation installation (ICS), which restricts the global spread of the AI ​​model weights and advanced calculation, the global distribution of AI technology.

However, the Trump management claimed that the rule would tarnish America’s AI innovations.

The rescue of the AI ​​diffusion rules can benefit from the export of Saudi Arabia and the United States, including EU companies, reducing the export of AI technology. However, the Trump management aims to prevent the strategy to introduce America’s AI technology with reliable allies, to prevent access to enemies.

Huang said: “There is a plan of the president. He has a meeting. I trust him.” However, he said, “New limits are the end of the road to Hopper.”