‘They Can Build a Hospital In a Weekend’: Nvidia’s Jensen Huang Warns China Builds Way Faster Even if the U.S. Is ‘Generations Ahead’ on AI

Palmer Luckey argues China’s strongest weapon is propaganda, highlighting censorship’s social acceptance and its implications for technology, security, and markets.

Jensen Huang describes how U.S. reindustrialization goals align with Nvidia’s strategy, highlighting energy, manufacturing, and public-private cooperation in AI leadership.

Jensen Huang explains artificial intelligence as a multi-layered platform, arguing its true impact extends far beyond consumer-facing language models.

Jensen Huang frames Nvidia’s role in AI as an American-led industrial transformation with broad economic, global, and national security implications.

Jensen Huang addresses AI-related job anxiety, saying that while some jobs will become obsolete, he believes it will be a tool to enhance productivity and create new jobs, not just wipe out large parts...

Warren Buffett’s 1993 “beta” critique argues real investment risk is business-driven, and best judged within an investor’s circle of competence.

Jensen Huang links U.S. reindustrialization to AI infrastructure investment, positioning Nvidia as an early corporate driver of domestic supply chain rebuilding.

Jensen Huang says the U.S. has an incredible opportunity to help bring manufacturing back to the U.S. due to the buildout of AI infrastructure.

Warren Buffett’s Coca-Cola lesson illustrates how market pessimism can obscure business strength, a dynamic still visible in several beaten-down stocks today.