According to a May 21 report by Reuters, Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, criticized the policy of former US President Biden on regulating chip exports to China on the same day, and praised the move by current President Trump to revise relevant restrictive measures. Huang said, "President Trump realized that restricting chip exports to China was a completely wrong goal." Furthermore, Huang also mentioned: More than half of the world's AI researchers are currently in China. Due to US restrictions on AI chip exports to China, this has objectively led AI experts to "be forced" to turn to using self-developed technologies from China. "Our competition in the Chinese market is very intense," Huang said. "They hope we will never return to China." Jensen Huang brought up the Chinese market again because, according to NVIDIA's estimates, the entire Chinese AI market is expected to reach around $50 billion next year. Such a large-scale market makes NVIDIA, as an international giant, envious. However, the previous US export control measures on advanced chips directly cost NVIDIA $5.5 billion and forced it to give up $1.5 billion in revenue in the Chinese market. As for the US's strict control over chip exports to China, a spokesperson for China's Ministry of Commerce stated in January this year that such measures severely hinder normal economic and trade exchanges among countries, seriously damage market rules and the international economic order, significantly affect global scientific and technological innovation, and severely harm the interests of companies worldwide, including those in the United States. China firmly opposes this. This article is an exclusive contribution by Observer Network and cannot be reproduced without permission. Original source: https://www.toutiao.com/article/7506794763421565490/ Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are solely those of the author. Please use the buttons below to express your opinion.