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China to Overtake US in AI Race, Nvidia CEO Predicts - News Directory 3

China to Overtake US in AI Race, Nvidia CEO Predicts

November 6, 2025 Ahmed Hassan World
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  • * Nvidia's CEO,⁢ Jensen Huang, advocates ⁢for relaxed chip export restrictions: He believes the US should allow more chip ⁣exports, even to China, to maintain US technological dominance.
Original source: novinky.cz

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* Nvidia’s CEO,⁢ Jensen Huang, advocates ⁢for relaxed chip export restrictions: He believes the US should allow more chip ⁣exports, even to China, to maintain US technological dominance. He criticizes US and⁢ UK cynicism ‍towards AI development,contrasting it with China’s supportive ‍policies (like electricity subsidies).
* ⁣ China’s chip industry lags behind Nvidia: Experts believe Chinese⁢ chipmakers will struggle to catch up to Nvidia’s technology in the near future, facing challenges in both software and manufacturing.
* Nvidia’s Market Value: Nvidia recently reached ⁤a $5 trillion market capitalization, though it has since slightly decreased to $4.7⁢ trillion.‍ Its chips are crucial for AI but currently unavailable in china due to restrictions.
* Tim Berners-Lee warns about AI’s impact on the⁢ internet: The creator of the World Wide Web warns ‍that AI,specifically LLMs,could destroy the current internet economy. ⁢ He⁣ argues that if AI models become the primary way ‍people access information, the advertising model that supports most websites will collapse. He⁢ fears this will⁤ dismantle the infrastructure built over decades.

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