NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang confirmed the company's continued operations in Shanghai amid U.S. Senate concerns about national security and intellectual property risks. During a press conference in Berkeley, he also announced plans to introduce an NVIDIA supercomputer at Berkeley's lab. This decision comes despite bipartisan worries from Senators Elizabeth Warren and Jim Banks, who emphasized the importance of protecting U.S. technology leadership and the implications of operating in China. Huang noted the established presence of NVIDIA in China for over 30 years, including a decade and a half in Shanghai specifically.
NVIDIA has a responsibility to consider the significant national security implications of the use and misuse of its products.
We've been in China for 30 years... The Shanghai site has been there for a decade and a half.
NVIDIA's innovations... have powered America's global leadership at the frontier of artificial intelligence (AI)...
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