Jensen Huang: The United States has underestimated the development potential of China's technology industry
Jinse Finance reported that Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated in an interview with Fox News Channel that the United States initially underestimated China's potential for technological industry development, and now China is fully capable of relying on its own industry rather than American technology. According to reports, Huang said: "We underestimated China's ability to accelerate the development of its own technology industry. They are now producing millions of artificial intelligence (AI) chips every year." Huang noted that China has a large talent pool, so China's competitiveness in AI far exceeds external expectations. (Golden Ten Data)
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