NVIDIA CEO Huang Renxun: The AI market turbulence will eventually pass, and the industry remains in its early stages

NVIDIA CEO Huang Renxun: The AI market turbulence will eventually pass, and the industry remains in its early stages

2026-10-17 00:44View Original

According to reports, NVIDIA CEO Huang Renxun stated at an event in Berlin that the current turbulence in the AI market will eventually subside, and AI will bring positive impacts across industries and nations, with the industry still in its early stages. Addressing recent sell-offs in AI chip and infrastructure-related stocks, as well as market concerns over rising borrowing costs potentially affecting AI investment spending, Huang Renxun said short-term market fluctuations would not alter the fundamental outlook of the industry, and large-scale hardware investments would ultimately generate returns and alleviate market anxiety. He emphasized that investors should focus on first principles and fundamentals, and look toward the long-term value of AI.

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