The CEO of Nvidia and the CEO of Cisco discuss the global prospects for the arms race of AI

In an interview with CNBC Jim Cramer,, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Cisco The CEO, Chuck Robbins, described a fervor of world leaders to participate in the race for domination in the booming artificial intelligence sphere.

“In no initiative and no fundamental technology that I have ever known since the Internet has the world and the leaders have achieved the importance of artificial intelligence for them,” said Huang. “And the reason is because no country wants to outsource and let someone else advance their intelligence.”

Robbins said the Trump administration wanted the United States to keep its lead in AI’s arms race. Wall Street feared that the president pricing policies could affect imports of semiconductors on which the main technological companies rely. But Robbins said about the administration: “There will be a lot of logic where they meet” and the government should try to exchange agreements better.

“Based on the conversations I had with the administration … They want to protect this advance, and they want us to win,” said Robbins. “I believe that their policies that they will implement will ensure that this happens”

Cisco, which manufactures networking equipment, and Nvidia has announced a partnership To provide AI technology to the company with new infrastructure. According to Huang, the AI ​​”reinvented the whole computer battery, from calculation, network, storage, operating system and how you develop applications at the top.” However, the current infrastructure of corporate AI has been the same for a long time, he continued.

“We have to go there and hike businesses around the world,” said Huang.

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