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Nvidia CEO says countries must build sovereign AI infrastructure

By Staff Writer
Feb 13 2024 6:25AM

To reach economic potential.

Nvidia CEO says countries must build sovereign AI infrastructure
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said that every country needs to have its own artificial intelligence infrastructure in order to take advantage of the economic potential while protecting its own culture. "You cannot allow that to be done by other people," Huang said at the World Government Summit in ...

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