Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has been warned by U.S. Senators to avoid engaging with Chinese companies linked to military or intelligence operations during his upcoming China visit. The bipartisan concern follows fears that Nvidia's actions could aid China's AI and chip development despite export control laws.

In an interview with USA TODAY, Jensen Huang, CEO of the world's most valuable company NVIDIA, discussed President Trump's tariffs and manufacturing.

Nvidia has been grappling with export controls on its AI chips implemented by the Trump administration in April for national security reasons.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huangs net worth has skyrocketed to $142 billion, closing in on Warren Buffetts $160 billion fortune. As Nvidia becomes a $4 trillion company, Huangs wealth reflects the shifting power from traditional investing to AI-driven innovation.

Ruddarraju agreed with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's comment on Elon Musk's efficiency. “Jensen Huang was right, Elon and his teams are singular in what they can achieve. Grateful to have played a small part in shaping the future of AI Compute from the ...

Uday Ruddarraju, xAI's head of infrastructure engineering, has resigned after a year, having been instrumental in building the Colossus supercomputer