Nvidia公司的首席执行官Jensen Huang黄仁勋警告说，美国科技行业正面临着华盛顿和北京之间的芯片之争升级带来的 “巨大损害”。
拜登政府推出的美国出口管制措施使英伟达公司 “双手被绑在背后”，无法在最大的市场之一销售先进的芯片。
与此同时，中国公司正在建造自己的芯片，以对抗英伟达的处理器。
美国阻止中国购买或开发先进芯片的努力已成为两个大国之间新的冷战中最具侵略性的战线。
黄晓明警告美国立法者在实施进一步限制对华贸易的规则时要 “深思熟虑”。
阻止美国科技产业进入中国将 “从膝盖处切断芯片法案”，指的是拜登政府鼓励建设半导体制造设施的520亿美元资金方案。
Nvidia已经成为训练 "大型语言模型 "的主要芯片来源，为聊天机器人提供动力，其市值今年已经翻了一倍多。
自8月以来，由于美国的出口管制，Nvidia一直被阻止向中国客户出售其最先进的芯片。
黄仁勋说，中国作为其产品的零部件来源和终端市场，是无法被取代的，该地区的任何潜在冲突都可能使英伟达超过120亿美元的年收入曝光。
Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, warned that US tech industry is at risk of “enormous damage” from escalating battle over chips between Washington and Beijing.
US export controls introduced by Biden admin have left Nvidia with “hands tied behind our back” and unable to sell advanced chips in one of biggest markets.
At same time, Chinese companies are building own chips to rival Nvidia’s processors.
US efforts to prevent China buying or developing advanced chips has become most aggressive front in new cold war between two powers.
Huang warned US lawmakers to be “thoughtful” about imposing further rules restricting trade with China.
Blocking US tech industry’s access to China would “cut the Chips Act off at the knee”, referring to Biden admin’s $52bn funding package to encourage construction of semiconductor manufacturing facilities.
Nvidia has become primary source of chips to train “large language models” that power chatbots, and its market capitalisation has more than doubled this year.
Since August, Nvidia has been blocked from selling its most advanced chips to Chinese customers due to US export controls.
Huang said China cannot be replaced as both a source of components and an end market for its products, and any potential conflict in the region could expose more than $12bn in Nvidia’s annual revenues.