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In a recent interview, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang provided insights into the recent stock sell-off surrounding DeepSeek, asserting that investors have misunderstood the implications of this new technology. Huang emphasized that DeepSeek represents a significant advancement in computing capabilities rather than a threat to existing demand in the market.
He highlighted the potential of DeepSeek to enhance computational efficiency and drive innovation across various sectors, including artificial intelligence and machine learning. Huang argued that the technology will complement Nvidia's existing offerings, rather than cannibalize them.
The CEO expressed confidence in the resilience of the computing market, noting that advancements like DeepSeek are essential for meeting the growing demands of data processing and analysis. He urged investors to reassess their views on the technology, suggesting that the long-term benefits will far outweigh any short-term fluctuations in stock performance. Huang's comments aim to reassure stakeholders about the future trajectory of Nvidia and its commitment to leading in the tech industry.
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