Nvidia’s CEO, Jensen Huang, committed to supplying artificial intelligence processors to Japan due to the country’s urgent need to enhance its semiconductor infrastructure and AI technology development. Japan’s recent financial allocation of approximately ¥2 trillion for chip investment underscores its dedication to reboot its semiconductor industry and secure its position in the AI technology arena. Huang emphasized the importance for countries like Japan to take ownership of their data, establish AI factories, and foster AI intelligence production.
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Nvidia CEO says he will try to prioritize Japan for AI processors
Key Points:
- Japan’s push to revitalize its semiconductor infrastructure and catch up in AI technology has led to high demand for Nvidia’s AI processors.
- Japan has earmarked around ¥2 trillion for chip investment, signaling its resolve to strengthen its semiconductor industry.
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang emphasized the need for countries to build their own AI capabilities and take ownership of their data.
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