NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang: The Turmoil in the AI Market Will Pass, Hardware Investments Will Pay Off
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang stated at an event in Berlin that the current turmoil in the AI market will eventually pass, and artificial intelligence will profoundly impact various industries and the global economy, as the industry is still in its early stages. In response to the recent sell-off of AI chip and infrastructure-related stocks, as well as concerns about rising financing costs and the sustainability of AI capital expenditures, Huang pointed out that short-term market fluctuations will not change the long-term fundamentals of the AI industry. Large-scale hardware investments will ultimately yield returns and help alleviate market anxiety. He emphasized that investors should focus on the industry's fundamentals and long-term value rather than short-term volatility.
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