NVIDIA in the Chinese market is clear, in the interview, Yuan Yin Lord has a bitter face, sending a advice to Trump.

According to Observers Network, Mr. Yuan was invited to attend an event hosted by the U.S. Castle Securities on October 15, when Mr. Yuan was in a dialogue with Red Sage Capital partner Konstantin Boulder, entitled "Nevada's Mr. Yuan talks about artificial intelligence and the next frontier of growth."

During the dialogue, Blair asked Huang Ying, what is the right practice for the United States in exporting AI computing power to China?

He said: ¡°American policymakers want their own country to win the AI race, but it¡¯s important to remember that things that hurt China can often hurt the United States, and even worse.¡±

During the conversation, Huang Renxun also revealed to the media that Nvidia's current market share in China has dropped from 95% to 0. He said, "At present, we are 100% out of the Chinese market."

Huang Yinglong attended an event hosted by Citadel Securities in New York on October 6

Speaking of this, Huang Renxun couldn't help complaining, "The policies we implemented caused the United States to lose one of the largest markets in the world, which dropped to 0. I can't imagine that any policy maker would think this is a good idea."

Huang Renxun has a very transparent view on this matter. He believes that the core issue is how the United States should balance "maintaining technological leadership" and "ensuring that the world is built on the American technology stack." The United States needs subtle strategies rather than black and white.

Finally, he gave the Trump administration a piece of advice, saying,"Before rushing to introduce policies that are harmful to others, perhaps we should take a step back and reflect on which policies are good for the United States, because what harms China can often hurt the United States, or even more seriously."

For the purposes of Yuan Yin Lord, whether he is anxious to think about the United States, or want to buy the Chinese market to sell chips, now for China since the United States does not let us use high-end chips, then why do we still tolerate swallowing with their cutting-edge chips?

In addition, Yuan Yinglong said that behind the fact that NVIDIA has zero market share in China, it also reflects an undisputed fact - "China's self-made high-end chips have been shaped and put into mass production."

AI is one of the main melodies of the future industrial revolution, and artificial intelligence chips are the small notes in this melody. China and the United States are the only countries in the world that can develop the AI industry.

One of the reasons for this, Huang Renxun has already pointed out that 50% of the world's artificial intelligence talents are in China, because China has excellent schools and great attention and enthusiasm for AI.

But if China has only talent, then it is far from enough to develop AI, like India, there are also a lot of talent, but because of policies, national conditions and other factors, India can not keep these talents, nor let these talents play the environment, so Indian talents are now spread all over the world.

Unlike China, China is not only talented, China has a huge infrastructure to support the AI industry, such as huge power engineering, providing basic services for the development of the AI industry.

China still has a huge application market. If the AI industry wants to develop, it cannot be shelved. It must be integrated into people's lives, work and learning. The only open source AI in the world is in China. American capital has given their AI a nice name "Open Source AI", but its source code is not open source and there is a fee for use.

So, from these aspects, the AI competition between China and the United States who loses who wins has a trend.Now look back at 2018 and the United States has just begun to put pressure on our chip field.

At that time, NVIDIA was a trick in the hands of Trump, and now 7 years have passed, China at the outset dared to accomplish today's situation, on this road of China-US competition, the United States is becoming increasingly weak, and China is becoming more and more willing to cope.

What is hidden in Huang Renxun's bitterness when facing the camera? Are you helpless about the accelerated decline of the United States today? Is it chilling that the Trump administration shoots itself in the foot and does not repent? Is it an exclamation for China's rapid rise? Or have you seen clearly the outcome of future Sino-US competition?

No matter what he is hiding, China's actions today have clearly told the United States that if the United States continues to maliciously suppress China, then Nvidia's today may be the tomorrow of more American companies.