The meeting comes as Nvidia faces challenges from DeepSeek, a Chinese AI startup that has developed an AI platform without the powerful GPU infrastructure of OpenAI's ChatGPT rivals.
DeepSeek's rapid rise has hit Nvidia particularly hard.
Nvidia, which has seen strong growth thanks to high demand for graphics processing units for AI tasks, is now feeling the pressure from DeepSeek's rapid growth. The meeting between Trump and Huang could mark a turning point in Nvidia's relationship with the US government, especially since the company has expressed dissatisfaction with strict export regulations imposed under the administration of former US President Joe Biden.
Nvidia criticizes former President Joe Biden's administration
Ned Finkle, Nvidia’s vice president of government affairs, has criticized the Joe Biden administration for “undermining American leadership” through a 200-page set of rules drafted in secret. The rules are supposed to prevent technology smuggling and protect national security, but also make it difficult for allied countries to access AI technology.
Meanwhile, former US Deputy Secretary of Commerce Alan Estevez defended the Biden administration’s export control rules, stressing that they are aimed at preventing China from developing large-scale language models that could threaten the national security of the US and its allies.
It remains unclear whether the Trump administration will continue to maintain these export controls, but the meeting with Nvidia's CEO shows the US president's interest in the high-tech industry and the challenges it faces.
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/tong-thong-donald-trump-gap-ceo-nvidia-de-ban-ve-deepseek-185250201190459026.htm
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