Nvidia threatens to leave United States 英偉達威脅退出美國

“NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has just made a stunning revelation that has sent shockwaves through the tech and political worlds alike. Following newly elected US President Donald Trump’s aggressive decision to impose substantial tariffs on key international trade partners, the implications have begun to emerge quickly. In a remarkable turn of events, Huang disclosed that NVIDIA will discontinue production in the United States and relocate it elsewhere. The decision is a direct response to the escalating global trade war, as major US allies and economic partners have retaliated with their own tariffs, making it increasingly expensive for foreign countries to import American-made goods — and just as expensive for American companies to source critical components from abroad.

The announcement represents a watershed moment not only for NVIDIA, but for the whole American semiconductor and AI business. Huang stressed that with the increased cost of importing GPUs, AI chips, and other critical components as a result of retaliatory tariffs, keeping production in the United States has become financially untenable. This could mean doom for Silicon Valley and the entire US tech environment, forcing more companies to explore outsourcing manufacturing. The current tariff battle, sparked by Trump’s protectionist trade policies, is threatening America’s leadership in artificial intelligence, deep learning, and graphics processing technologies.

Industry observers worry that NVIDIA’s move might be the start of a mass corporate migration, with many tech titans rethinking their manufacturing strategy in light of rising trade prices. President Trump’s economic nationalism may appeal to his audience, but it has far-reaching consequences for Wall Street, international trade ties, and the global supply chain. As businesses like NVIDIA seek more favorable business conditions abroad, the long-term repercussions for American jobs, innovation, and technical leadership remain uncertain. Jensen Huang’s announcement sends a clear message: if the US government makes doing business too expensive, even the country’s most prominent technology companies will depart.”