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AI demand unlikely to be derailed by Nvidia CEO controversy: Taiwan supply chain executives
Global demand for artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to remain strong despite the controversy surrounding Nvidia Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang, with Taiwan's semiconductor supply chain sources expecting limited long-term impact on the industry, according to a news report by Focus Taiwan.
Global demand for artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to remain strong despite the controversy surrounding Nvidia Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang, with Taiwan's semiconductor supply chain sources expecting limited long-term impact on the industry, according to a news report by Focus Taiwan. A source from Taiwan's integrated circuit packaging and testing industry told Focus Taiwan that while the controversy could affect the supply chain over the next six months, the long-term growth outlook for AI remained unchanged. The developments come after Nvidia launched an investigation into Huang following reports about his alleged links to a Chinese intelligence operation. Huang acknowledged in an internal memo to employees that he had been unfaithful to his wife, while the company said it believed neither national security nor its corporate secrets had been compromised.
Amid national security concerns, three Republican lawmakers have reportedly sought a closed-door meeting with Huang to question him about whether high-end chips and AI servers were being routed to China through third countries, according to the report. The packaging and testing industry source said the United States could not afford to slow AI development amid intensifying global technological competition.
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