USA sabotage the vanguard itself and weaken nvidia

As China advances in AI without depending on the US, Irony grows: the attempt to contain the rival may have accelerated its technological independence

Nvidia, a giant of artificial intelligence chips, has admitted that her business in China is threatened – and the guilt, according to her CEO Jensen Huang, is US aggressive policy. In recent statements, Huang made it clear that the company will no longer include China in its revenue projections if US sanctions continue, showing frustration with the limitations imposed by Washington.

China, which was once a billionaire market for Nvidia, is now treated as a territory of uncertainty due to advanced technology export prohibitions. The company can no longer sell its more powerful chips to the Asian country, and even adapted versions, such as the AI ​​H20 accelerator, have been barred. As a result, Nvidia sees its dominance in the Chinese market minguar – and worse knows that Beijing can simply create their own solutions, leaving American products obsolete.

Huang spared no criticism of US restrictions, calling them ineffective and counterproductive. He had already publicly attacked the rules of “AI diffusion”, classifying them as meaningless, and now reinforces that without China, Nvidia loses billions. The CEO knows that if China is forced to develop its own chips, the result can be an even larger technological advance in the country – something that would threaten US leadership in the long run.

Meanwhile, the US government, under the influence of figures such as Trade Secretary Howard Lutnick, insists on strangling Chinese access to state-of-the-art technology. The recent meeting in Geneva has only confirmed that Washington will not retreat, even if it means harming companies like Nvidia.

What is clear is that, once again, the US acts against its own interests, choking global innovation in the name of a geopolitical dispute. While China continues to advance – as the development of models like DeepSeek R1 proves without depending on American chips – Nvidia is forced to watch, hands tied, to the loss of a market that was once its biggest asset.

The future? If the restrictions continue, China will dominate its own technology, and the US will be left behind. Cruel irony for a policy that intended precisely the opposite.

With information from wccftech.com*