by Chris Black
Nvidia is technically an “American company”, but the CEO is Chinese, and all the factories are in China.
Western style multiculturalism is always retarded and dangerous, because when you hire foreigners to work in your government, you are always running a very serious risk that these people are loyal to their own people instead of your country that gave them a piece of paper saying they’re now you.
#Nvidia, the world’s largest chip manufacturer, has announced #Huawei as a top competitor in four out of five major categories of its business: hardware and software for graphic processing units (GPUs), Arm-based central processing units (CPUs), cloud services, and networking… pic.twitter.com/JMPTJNqlqH
— ChinaBizHub (@ChinaBizHub) February 23, 2024
This becomes especially ridiculous with the Chinese, because Chinese are the single most ethnocentric people on the planet.
For example, the CIA admits it’s impossible to have on-the-ground intelligence in China, because every spy they hire ends up being a double agent.
Allowing Nvidia, which is now arguably the single most important company in the world because it is necessary to run AI, to be run by an “American Chinese” who runs his factories in China is just confusingly irresponsible.
Huawei can go in these factories.
They don’t have to reverse engineer the chips, they have total access to the way they are built.
What’s more, I don’t think any serious person would be surprised if research and development files from California are being transferred to China by ethnic Chinese who care a lot more about China than they do about forced our so-called “democracy” and “our values”.
For the record, though it is less relevant, the situation is exactly the same for AMD – “American company” run by Chinese with all of their factories in China.
Nvidia identified Huawei as a top competitor in several categories, including artificial intelligence chips, for the first time in a filing with the Securities and Exchange commission late Wednesday.
The Santa Clara, California-based company said that China’s Huawei competes in supplying chips designed for artificial intelligence such as graphics processing units (GPUs), central processing units (CPUs) and networking chips. The company also identified Huawei as a cloud service company designing its own hardware and software to improve AI computing.
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Other rivals pointed out by Nvidia include Intel, Advanced Micro Devices, Broadcom and Qualcomm. The chip company also identified several large cloud computing companies such as Amazon.com and Microsoft.
