Huang Renxun went straight to TSMC Power Plant: Without TSMC, there would be no Nvidia; TSMC CEO Wei Zhe Jia: He wants more chips

According to reports, Huang Renxun’s first stop was to head straight to the Southern Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company’s TSMC power plant to inspect the 3nm production line.

On October 8th, Huang Renxun said at the TSMC Games, “Without TSMC, there would be no NVIDIA. TSMC is the best. TSMC CEO David Wei stated that Huang Renxun requested more chips during the meeting.

According to the Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily, on the afternoon of November 7th, when Nvidia founder and CEO Huang Renxun arrived at Tainan Airport in China, he said, “Because my career development is very strong, I came back specifically to encourage my TSMC friends to keep going

Huang Renxun stated that he will stay in Tainan for 5 hours before heading to Taipei, where he will stay for a few hours before returning home. He confirmed that he will participate in TSMC’s sports meet tomorrow. Huang Renxun also said that although he was looking forward to visiting the night market, he really didn’t have time for this trip.

According to the Global Times citing the Financial Times, Huang Renxun said in an interview during the summit on the 5th that “China will win in the AI competition”. He criticized the current practices in the West, calling them “cynicism” that hinders progress. He specifically mentioned that the new AI regulations in various states of the United States may lead to the introduction of “50 new norms”. He compared this approach with China’s energy policy and mentioned that local Chinese technology companies can operate domestically produced AI chips at lower costs.

The report mentioned that since China’s DeepSeek company amazed the world with its large language model, the United States has been concerned about China’s progress in the field of AI for a whole year. According to Business Insider, Huang Renxun’s latest statement has increased the warning about the possibility of the United States falling behind.

After the media released relevant reports, Nvidia issued a statement by Huang Renxun on social media, saying, “As I have always said, China is only a few nanoseconds behind the United States in the field of AI. The United States must rise up and win the favor of global developers, which is crucial. ”