Huawei, Intel, and an increasing number of semiconductor startups are challenging Nvidia's dominant role in the artificial intelligence (AI) processor market, according to Nvidia's chief executive Jensen Huang. The head of the world's most valuable semiconductor company believes that companies like Huawei do not care whether Nvidia is U.S. based or not, they just compete for AI processor market from everywhere.
According to a Bloomberg report, Huang believes that Nvidia has a lot of competitors both inside and out of China and that competitors don't really care where Nvidia is operating. They will compete with Nvidia in every location.
