Nvidia will get “several hundred billion” dollars in fries and other electronics made in the United States over the next four years, CEO Jensen Huang said.
The flea designer approaches these supplier products such as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) and FoxconnWho can manufacture its latest systems in the United States, Huang told Financial Times (FT) in a report Posted Thursday, March 20.
In doing so, Nvidia will avoid prices and improve the resilience of its supply chain, according to the report.
Nvidia depends strongly on TSMC manufacturing facilities in Taiwan, which are subject to the risk of threats from China, earthquakes and potential American rates, according to the report.
Huang also said that Trump administration policies will give Nvidia’s efforts to build data centers, which require large amounts of energy, according to the report.
“Having the support of an administration that cares about the success of this industry and not allowing energy to be an obstacle is a phenomenal result for AI in the United States,” Huang said to the FT.
Huang’s remarks follow the announcements of certain other technological companies that increase their investment in the United States
Apple said in February that it planned to invest more than $ 500 billion in the United States in the next four years. The company’s plan includes the hiring of 20,000 workers and the opening of a manufacturing plant In Houston to create servers to support its artificial intelligence system (AI), Apple Intelligence.
The company also said that it was planning to continue to expand the capacity of the Data Center in North Carolina, Iowa, Oregon, Arizona and Nevada, while opening the “Apple Manufacturing Academy” in Detroit to help companies pivot advanced manufacturing.
TSMC declared on March 4 which plans to extend its investment in Advanced Semiconductive In the United States, by an additional $ 100 billion, which brought its total investment in the country to $ 165 billion. TSMC already has an investment in the process of $ 65 billion in its operations in Phoenix.
The last company’s latest investment plans include three new manufacturing factories, two advanced packaging facilities and a large research and design team center (R&D). The investment should support 40,000 construction jobs over the next four years and create tens of thousands of technological jobs.