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2025.01.21

17:43

The European Union will raise concerns with the United States about a decision to restrict exports of artificial intelligence chips from companies such as Nvidia Corp (NVDA.O) to some of its member states, according to people familiar with the matter.

2025.01.20

22:37

Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun missed Trump's inauguration and said he would continue to cooperate with China

On January 20, Beijing time, Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun did not attend the inauguration ceremony of US President-elect Trump, but appeared in Beijing to attend the company's annual meeting. Previously, Huang Renxun attended company activities in Shenzhen and Taiwan. In an interview with reporters, Huang Renxun said, "We have many partners in China. We have worked here for about 25 years and have thousands of employees, so we will continue to do so (cooperation). We have very good partners and we still have many projects here." When asked about the business in China, Huang Renxun said "everything is going well."

12:36

Junwei Electronics: Has established a deep cooperative relationship with NVIDIA and has already supplied in batches

Junwei Electronics responded to investors on the interactive platform on January 20, saying that the company has established a deep cooperative relationship with NVIDIA and has achieved mass supply. NVIDIA has strict control standards for suppliers' product and process R&D capabilities, on-time delivery capabilities, and quality control capabilities. Companies that enter the supply chain can usually obtain long-term and stable orders.

07:26

Taiwanese media: TSMC has applied for land lease and may build two new CoWoS plants in the third phase of the South Taiwan Science Park

TSMC is rushing to develop CoWoS advanced packaging. The latest news is that it will build two new CoWoS plants in the third phase of the Southern Taiwan Science Park, with an estimated investment of more than NT$200 billion. Regarding the related rumors, the Southern Taiwan Science Park Administration said that TSMC did apply for land lease, but it was inconvenient to disclose the manufacturer's development plan. As for TSMC, Chairman Wei Zhejia clearly released the message of "continuous expansion of CoWoS production capacity" at the legal conference last week. The industry believes that TSMC has once again invested heavily in building a new CoWoS plant, revealing that high-performance computing (HPC) related orders from major customers such as Nvidia are more prosperous than expected.

2025.01.19

22:25

Huang Renxun's speech at the Beijing Appreciation Party: 60 years later, we are reinventing the computer

Today, NVIDIA held a Spring Festival Appreciation Party in Beijing, and NVIDIA founder and CEO Huang Renxun attended. In his opening speech, Huang Renxun said, "We are celebrating the beginning of a new year, and it is also the beginning of a new era of technology. We are at the beginning of a new era." In Huang Renxun's view, the beginning of this era is artificial intelligence. He said that artificial intelligence is a major technological breakthrough after computers have stagnated for more than 60 years-computers have not changed since the year IBM launched the IBM System 360. "60 years ago, we invented today's computers. General computing can encode program instructions running on the CPU. The entire computing model was described in 1962." "Today, 60 years later, we are reinventing computers." Huang Renxun said, "Computers no longer need coding, but machine learning. The software it creates is not a software program, but artificial intelligence, and the computer that runs is a new type of computer."

17:47

Huang Renxun: Nvidia has nearly 4,000 employees in China, with the lowest turnover rate in the world

On January 19, NVIDIA held a New Year's party in Beijing, and NVIDIA founder and CEO Huang Renxun attended. In his speech, Huang Renxun said that many people don't know that NVIDIA has been in China for 25 years, with nearly 4,000 employees in Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen, and the employee turnover rate in China is the lowest in the world, with an annual turnover rate of only 0.9%.

2025.01.18

10:04

Nvidia responds to new US wafer foundry restrictions: It will not affect the company's business or product sales in China

Nvidia recently submitted a document to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, responding to the new U.S. regulations on wafer foundry in China, saying that it does not expect Nvidia's business or product sales in China to be affected. The U.S. Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) recently announced a revision of the Export Administration Regulations (EAR), requiring more due diligence procedures related to advanced computing integrated circuits (ICs), and also published a list of approved IC design entities, whose chips will not be subject to additional restrictions. Nvidia stated in the document that the company is not affected by the additional due diligence procedures because it is already an approved IC design entity.

2025.01.17

21:35

Huang Renxun confirmed that he had lunch with TSMC Chairman Wei Zhejia

Nvidia Taiwan held its year-end party at the Nangang Exhibition Center on January 17, with CEO Jen-Hsun Huang in person. In an interview before entering the venue, he confirmed that he had lunch with TSMC Chairman Wei Zhejia that day, thanking him for helping Nvidia with its chip production and preparing for the coming year. He will also meet with other supply chain executives.

18:32

Nvidia (NVDA.O) CEO Jensen Huang: I had a great lunch with TSMC (TSM.N) CEO today.

18:31

Nvidia (NVDA.O) Chief Executive Jensen Huang said he has not discussed new U.S. artificial intelligence export rules with the incoming Trump administration.

18:29

Nvidia (NVDA.O) CEO Jensen Huang: Will not attend the inauguration ceremony of US President-elect Trump, and will celebrate the Lunar New Year with employees' families.

18:29

Nvidia (NVDA.O) CEO Jensen Huang: Looking forward to congratulating U.S. President-elect Trump’s administration on taking office.

14:10

Huang Renxun gave big red envelopes to Chinese employees

On the evening of January 15, NVIDIA CEO Huang Renxun attended the company's annual meeting held in Shenzhen. He expressed his heartfelt thanks to all employees for their hard work over the past year and expressed the company's care and encouragement by distributing red envelopes. At the annual meeting, Huang Renxun personally prepared generous red envelopes for employees. Among them, more than ten red envelopes of 10,000 yuan and 25,000 yuan were distributed. In addition, five red envelopes of 40,000 yuan were drawn by lucky winners. Huang Renxun also said: "Next time it will be 100,000 yuan!"

04:00

Market news: Nvidia (NVDA.O) CEO Jensen Huang will be absent from Trump's inauguration ceremony.

2025.01.16

22:31

U.S. stocks opened slightly higher, with the Dow up 0.15%, the Nasdaq up 0.32%, and the S&P 500 up 0.22%.

U.S. stocks opened slightly higher, with the Dow up 0.15%, the Nasdaq up 0.32%, and the S&P 500 up 0.22%. TSMC rose nearly 6%, and the company's 2025 capital expenditure guidance exceeded expectations, refuting rumors of CoWoS order cuts. Douyu rose 30%, and the company's board of directors approved a special cash dividend of $9.94 per share to shareholders. The U.S. quantum computing concept opened higher for three consecutive days, with Quantum Computing rising more than 6%, and D-Wave Quantum rising more than 3%. Nvidia announced that March 20 this year would be the first "Quantum Day" in order to strengthen cooperation with partners and promote the development of quantum computing technology.

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