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In 2016, Jensen Huang hand-delivered the world’s first AI supercomputer to a startup in San Francisco called @OpenAI. The culmination of a decade of work from thousands of NVIDIA engineers, DGX-1 set the stage for a new industrial revolution. pic.x.com/NJsOgipviE

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang participated in the White House’s AI Action Day event to support the country’s strategy for AI leadership. His message: Accelerate innovation. Build in America. Train the workforce. That’s how we secure the next era of economic growth and global strength. pic.x.com/BnjeHsKsH8

The Trump administration’s decision to let NVIDIA sell its H20 chips to China is a sharp break from Biden-era controls, but its vision of keeping China hooked on US AI tech doesn't comport with Beijing's self-reliance push. rhg.com/research/back-to-the-future-from-freeze-in-place-to-sliding-scale-chip-controls/

At least $1bn worth of Nvidia’s advanced AI processors were shipped to China in the three months after Donald Trump tightened chip export controls, exposing the limits of Washington’s efforts to restrain Beijing’s high-tech ambitions. www.ft.com/content/6f806f6e-61c1-4b8d-9694-90d7328a7b54 via @ft