Nvidia’s Jensen Huang Meets With Trump Ahead of CEO’s China Trip

Nvidia Corp. Jensen Huang, Chairman of the Executive Officer, came together with US President Donald Trump at the White House on Thursday, days before a trip to China, according to people who know the issue.

The details of the things that the two men would argue were not immediately available, and people familiar with the meeting refused to elaborate on the agenda. The White House’s spokesman had no interpretation. Nvidia refused to comment.

Nvidia’s CEO was vocal about the need for US companies to access the world’s largest semiconductor market, and often visitors to China. As the leading chipset for AI development, the company, which is a wider US-China technology conflict, returns to the country at a sensitive time.

Huang, Huawei Technologies Co. As Chinese competitors, such as the United States to alleviate the US technology export sidewalks to alleviate. The US constraints effectively locked Nvidia from China, the largest chip market, and as a result the company is only waiting to lose sales of $ 8 billion in this quarter.

Huang’s meeting with Trump comes one day after Nvidia became the first company to exceed the market value of $ 4 trillion, and investors point to the enthusiasm for an artificial intelligence explosion in the technology sector.

Trump launched a rising share price in a social media mission on Thursday by showing the explosion in technology stocks as a reason why the Federal Reserve reduces interest rates.

“Technology stocks, industrial stocks and Nasdaq, all time -bearing, the highest record! Crypto,“ roof ”. NVIDIA, Trump tariffs are getting hundreds of dollars of tariffs.”

NVIDIA’s chips, Tech Giants Microsoft Corp., Meta Platforms Inc., Amazon.com Inc. and Alphabet Inc. and AI applications were awarded for strengthening capabilities.

Huang is scheduled to travel to Beijing, where a person who is familiar with the situation will meet with senior Chinese authorities, including the Minister of Commerce. In addition, the person will take part in the International Supply Chain Fair in Beijing next week, the person said, still asked him to remain anonymous to discuss a plan at the flow.

With the help of Hadriana Lowenchron and John Liu.

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