Nvidia’s boss Jensen Huang recently praised someone a lot — but was it about their company or something else? Let’s break it down and see what made him so impressed.
Jenseng Huang (NVIDIA CEO) said:
“If we want to be a country that only builds IP and services, we don’t need much energy. But If we want to build new industries like Artificial Intelligence, we need a lot of energy.”
He also said- “China is not behind us – it’s very close. Remember, this is a long, never-ending race.”
And he added– “Artificial Intelligence has become a basic resource – like energy, water, or the internet.”
The Conference Twist: From AI Future to Political Fire
After his AI speech at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, he started praising Trump.
He said, “If Trump wasn’t there, my situation would be very bad today. Because of his policies, AI and tech have grown fast. He truly deserves appreciation.”
Jensen Huang praised Trump’s “re-industrialization policies”, calling them “visionary.”
He said Trump’s focus on bringing chip and tech manufacturing back to the U.S. was a smart and bold decision.
He even said, “America’s unique advantage that no other country can have is President Trump.”
Why It’s a Smart Political Move
By supporting Trump’s economic vision, Huang has put Nvidia in a favorable political position.
It helps Nvidia stay close to U.S. government projects, get policy support, and strengthen its AI manufacturing base in America.
This move also gives Nvidia an edge over rivals like AMD and Intel, who rely more on overseas chip supply.
Nvidia CEO praise Trump and its results
Jensen Huang’s praise for Donald Trump had a big impact — both politically and financially.
It improved Nvidia’s relationship with U.S. policymakers, giving the company stronger government support for its AI and chip projects.
Investors also saw this as a smart move, showing that Nvidia is aligning with America’s tech and industrial growth plans.
As a result, Nvidia’s stock sentiment turned positive, and the company gained more trust as a key player in the U.S. AI revolution. Nvidia’s market cap hit $5.04 trillion on October 29, 2025, as its share price surged to $207.04, up nearly 3% during early trading. The company’s value shot up just three months after passing $4 trillion, helped by CEO Jensen Huang revealing $500 billion worth of chip orders and plans to build seven supercomputers for the U.S. government.