Nvidia CEO, Jensen Huang, speaks during an interview about CNBC’s ‘Power Lunch’ on May 6, 2025.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said on Tuesday that the Chinese artificial Intellignce market Willy Lkely will reach around $ 50 billion for the next two to three years, and that missing it would be a “tremeuus loss”.
Huang said it is Uble to sell in China, yield income, taxes and “create many jobs here in the United States.”
“We just have to stay agile,” Huang told Jon Fortt of CNBC, in an interview with together Services CEO Bill McDermott. The Tech -Execs were in Las Vegas for the knowledge of Serviceenow 2025. “Whatever the policy is from the government, what is in the best interest in our country, we will support,” said Huang.
Nvidia is the leading supplier of graphic processing units. Last month, the Trump government limited the shipping of the H20 chips from Nvidia without a license to China. That technology, which is related to the hopper chips used in the rest of the world, was developed to supplement with previous export restrictions.
NVIDIA said it would take $ 5.5 billion quarterly costs due to the restriction, the strongest sign to date that the historical growth of the company could be delayed because trade tensions in the US china. Later in April, Huang said at a technical conference in Washington, DC, that China is “not behind” in AI, and that Huawei is “one of the most formidable technology companies in the world”.
Nvidia shares have so far fallen by around 15% this year after almost tripled in 2023. The company will report the profit on 28 May. According to LSEG, analysts expect to see the turnover growth of 65% from a year earlier to $ 43.1 billion. Although NVIDIA is still expanding much faster than its megacap colleagues, the growth slows down because the company reported a turnover increase of more than 260% per August.
“The world is now hungry and would like to concern AI,” said Huang on Tuesday. “Let’s now play the American AI for everyone.”
Watch: CNBC’s full interview with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang
