Coverage dated November 5, 2025

Nvidia CEO clarifies remarks about China winning ‘AI race’

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on Wednesday clarified his remarks warning that China would “win the AI race,” suggesting Beijing is close behind the U.S. on artificial intelligence technology and that it is “vital” for Washington to pull ahead.

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  1. The Hill

    Nvidia CEO clarifies remarks about China winning ‘AI race’ (opens The Hill)

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    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on Wednesday clarified his remarks warning that China would “win the AI race,” suggesting Beijing is close behind the U.S. on artificial intelligence technology and that it is “vital” for Washington to pull ahead.

  2. Breitbart News

    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: 'China Is Going to Win the AI Race' (opens Breitbart News)

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    Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, has cautioned that China is poised to outpace the United States in the race for artificial intelligence supremacy, citing lower energy costs and more relaxed regulations as key factors.

  3. Gizmodo

    Nvidia CEO Says China 'Will Win' the Global AI Race as the U.S. Falls Behind in Energy (opens Gizmodo)

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    It's all thanks to China's energy policy, Nvidia's Jensen Huang claims.

  4. Insider

    Nvidia's Jensen Huang turns up the heat on his warnings about the US-China tech race (opens Insider)

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    Huang said that too many state-level AI regulations could stifle US innovation.

  5. FOX Business

    Nvidia CEO warns 'China is going to win the AI race': report (opens FOX Business)

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    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang warns China will overtake America in artificial intelligence due to Western cynicism, excessive regulations and China's lower energy costs.

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