Jinsen Huang, CEO of “Invidia”, has called on the United States to alleviate the restrictions imposed on the export of artificial intelligence technologies to China, and warns that the continuation of these restrictions could lead to a loss of billions of dollars in the benefit of rising competitors such as “Huawei Technologies”. Huang emphasizes the need to stimulate US technology in artificial intelligence by reducing commercial barriers aimed at combating the rise of the geopolitical opponent. During his speech to reporters at the “Passtex” exhibition in Taipei, he pointed out that China alone will represent a market opportunity estimated at $ 50 billion in 2026. He warned that if US technology providers such as ‘invitation’ are not allowed to enter, local customers will spend the money elsewhere. Artificial intelligence boom benefits from the relief of the ‘Envenia’ restrictions, which are the core of the global revival of artificial intelligence infrastructure. Huang’s views cross each other with the positions of the White House of AI consultant David Sachs, which claims the construction of global artificial intelligence instruments and applications on a complete ‘US technical system’ that includes US knowledge devices and services. At the same time, the administration of US President Donald Trump is eliminating the restrictions imposed on the consignments of “Inviteia” chips on most countries of the world, as officials are still preparing an alternative framework for commercial controls. US officials also confirmed their opposition to the use of “Huawei” chips, which is an important actor in the Chinese technological sector, who has angry. “The United States must be in a hurry to spread artificial intelligence,” Huang said. The 62 -year -old CEO added that the belief that the United States of America is the only party to develop and provide infrastructure for artificial intelligence, it is not a wrong perception at all. An Iraqis stands in front of “Invidia” behind the scenes of the week -long technology exhibition in Taiwan, Huang revealed that he met Massyoshi Son, CEO of ‘Soft Bank Group’, several times to discuss the “Stargate” project of $ 500 billion, a major project to build data “-Equipment. But the project faces obstacles with providing the necessary financing. Invidia is of the opinion that the restrictions sold on the sale of its highest performance chips to China, which is the largest market in the world. The previous US restrictions, after the Trump administration has expanded the series of restrictions to include this category of semiconductors.
Not to fly $ 50 billion. “Inviteia” insists on reducing US export restrictions to China
