People familiar with the matter revealed that Huang Renxun, CEO of Nvidia, plans to go to China in June to meet with senior management of Chinese technology companies such as Tencent and bytes.
According to Bloomberg News on Thursday (June 1), a person familiar with the matter reported that Huang Renxun's schedule of the Chinese trip included Tencent Holdings and byte beating companies.
One of the people familiar with the matter said that Huang Renxun will also visit the ideal car and BYD of Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers, as well as Xiaomi, a smartphone manufacturer who entered the electric vehicle industry.People familiar with the matter added that Huang Renxun has not finalized the final access plan, and the details of the schedule may change.
Huang Renxun, 60, is a Taiwanese American, and immigrate to the United States with his parents at the age of nine.He is currently ranked sixth in the world's market value.
Recently, many global technology companies have visited China collectively, and strive to further expand their business in the Chinese market on the occasion of the upgrading of competition in China and the United States.In addition to Huang Renxun, Apple CEO Guan Cook and Tesla CEO Musk and other world -renowned science and technology companies have visited China in the near future.
Huang Renxun said in an exclusive interview with the Financial Times that the United States' control measures for the Chinese semiconductor industry made Nvidia feel "beam".He reminded that the United States should carefully handle trade with China."If we lose the Chinese market, we have no plan to have a plan. There is only one in China."
Huang Renxun also said that theoretically Nvidia can make chips outside Taiwan, but the mainland market cannot be replaced by replacementEssence
Bloomberg reported that the outside world was worried that the chip sanctions from the United States would weaken Chinese companies such as Tencent to keep up with the pace of development of artificial intelligence (AI), but many senior management of global technology companies did not thinkIn meaning, they believe that they can still make up for the gap between performance by using more chips to a certain extent, although this will increase costs.
