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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is in Washington DC, and will meet with President Donald Trump On Friday afternoon, CNBC has confirmed.
The main theme that Huang and Trump are expected to discuss is the artificial intelligence policy of the United States, according to people familiar with the matter they asked not to be appointed because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the plans. It is likely that China’s Speek will be part of the discussion, but the meeting is considered as a way for both leaders to know each other, the sources said.
The main technology CEO have adopted Trump in recent months have not been seen in their first administration. But this is the first meeting between Huang and Trump since the president began his second term last week.
Many other industry leaders were at the inauguration of Trump. They are included Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, Google CEO Pichai sundar, Apple CEO Tim cook, Goal CEO Mark Zuckerberg and the CEO of Operai Sam Altman. They also donated to the event individually or through their company.
Meanwhile, Tesla AND SPACEX CEO ELON ALMIZCLE It has become one of Trump’s main advisors, after largely financing his campaign. Musk is implementing a policy for the Trump administration through its supervision of an external advisory board, the Government Efficiency Department (Doge).
The day of the inauguration, Huang visited Nvidia Offices in China.
Trump and Huang have much to discuss how Nvidia, now the third most valuable American company, faces several regulatory challenges related to the international demand of their AI chips. The most powerful AI chips have export restrictions that prevent them from going to countries such as China and Russia, and Soon a lot of other countries.
CNBC has confirmed that US chip restrictions in China are currently being evaluated by the White House.
It is likely that the two also discuss the so -called dissemination rule announced by the Biden administration in their last days.
The rules severely limit chips sales abroad and caused an acute response from both Nvidia and Nvidia and Micro Advanced Devices. They are expected to enter into force this year, but Trump has the power to reverse them.
Huang and Trump are also expected to discuss investments in the production of chips from the United States, the sources said, since the Commerce Department seeks to renew the chip law of the previous administration that subsidized companies such as Intel and Taiwan semiconductor manufacturing company To build new chips foundations on American soil. Most NVIDIA chips are manufactured in Taiwan’s most advanced factories, which are operated by TSMC.
