Trump and Xi tight-lipped after talk of trading game-changing tech in Beijing | DW News
Nvidia boss Jensen Huang was so important to talks in Beijing that Airforce One stopped specially in Alaska to pick him up. But will his presence see the world’s most valuable company get back to selling AI chips to China with Trump’s blessing? DW speaks to Paul Triolo, analyst on technology and China, and Partner at DGA-Albright Stonebridge.
Chapter Breakdown
0:00 Trump hails trade deals after meeting with Xi, but no agreements were formally signed
0:40 Paul Triolo, DGA-Albright Stonebridge, on whether Trump or Xi wanted tech execs Jensen Huang at the meeting more? And why some in the Trump admin do not support Huang, who is an ally of former crypto czar David Sacks
2:28 Chinese gov’t not enthusiastic about relying on certain semiconductor chips, particularly H200 class CPUs
5:09 Tech CEOs in Beijing speak about semiconductors and AI: What is their end game?
6:30 China catching up on chip-making?
9:00 China acquires knowledge from other companies that set up their businesses in China
14:02 Do we know if the meeting between Xi and Trump has real tangible results?
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