Nvidia’s Huang Says Nuclear an Option to Power Data Centers

Nuclear is a wonderful way forward as one of the sources of energy, one of the sources of sustainable energy. It won't be the only one. We're going to need energy from all sources and balance the availability and the cost of energy as well as the sustainability over time. Export controls are a big topic as we go into the November election, particularly when it comes to competition with China. Is NVIDIA on track to make a China-safe black belt jet? We haven't announced our future products yet, but the first thing we have to do is comply with whatever policies and regulations that are being imposed, support it fully, and meanwhile do the best we can to compete in the markets that we serve. We have a lot of customers there that depend on us, and we'll do our best to support them. Do you think the U.S. should back off on China trade sanctions? Do you think the restrictions are effective? We have to defer all of the policy making to the administration. They understand that balancing national security versus the prosperity of American technology all over the world. We're exporting American technology, which is really terrific for the United States, that the world is built on American standards. NVIDIA is an American company, and our government and the administration would love to see us succeed. So finding the right balance is very difficult to do, but they're doing a wonderful job. I'm curious, have you been in touch with either of the campaigns to counsel them on this technology? No, my focus is to build our company, and I trust they're going to do the best thing for our country. Thank you. Great. Thanks so much. Appreciate it.