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Nvidia to spend hundreds of billions on US supply chain, says chief
Jensen Huang’s pledge follows onshoring plans by other tech companies as Trump trade policies ripple through industryFinancial Times - 1d -
Nvidia CEO Huang says he was wrong about timeline for quantum, surprised his comments hurt stocks
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admitted at his company's "Quantum Day" that his prior comments about quantum computing came out wrong.CNBC - 13h -
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says to stop worrying about this dark cloud on the stock
The Nvidia CEO made the remarks in an interview with our own Jim Cramer.CNBC - 1d -
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says tariff impact won't be meaningful in the near term
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang downplayed the negative impact from President Donald Trump’s tariffs, saying there won’t be any significant damage in the short run.NBC News - 1d -
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Says AI Is in the Middle of ‘an Inflection Point’
Nvidia’s Huang unveiled new Rubin AI chips at GTC 2025 and also outlined AI’s ‘extraordinary progress.’Inc. - 2d -
Nvidia's Jensen Huang on why DeepSeek's new model will need ‘100 times more computing’
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang spoke with CNBC's Jim Cramer about DeepSeek's new AI model.CNBC - 1d -
Nvidia’s next chips are named after Vera Rubin, astronomer who discovered dark matter
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is expected to reveal details about Rubin, the chipmaker's next AI GPU, on Tuesday at the company's annual GTC conference.CNBC - Mar. 13 -
Nvidia's new chips and software show how fast the AI king is moving to defend its crown
Nvidia shares fell Tuesday despite a slew of encouraging product updates from CEO Jensen Huang.CNBC - 1d -
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says tariff impact won't be meaningful in the near term
"Partners are working with us to bring manufacturing here. In the near-term, the impact of tariffs won't be meaningful," the CEO said.CNBC - 1d
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