Nvidia’s Jensen Huang: China Is 'Not Our Enemy,' US Chip Policy a 'Mistake'
THE SO WHAT
Huang’s critique of US chip restrictions and defense of China engagement sits awkwardly beside an investigation into alleged Beijing-linked influence—turning Nvidia’s China posture into a geopolitical flashpoint. If your growth plan leans on Nvidia hardware in or for China, build contingencies for sharper policy swings and board-driven strategy shifts.
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