Nvidia CEO wants Taiwan to be center of “AI revolution,” not US - Ars Technica
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Jensen Huang is positioning Taiwan — not the US — as the epicenter of Nvidia's AI supply chain, announcing up to $150B/year in Taiwanese supplier spend. This politically charged stance creates a binary geopolitical risk overhang for NVDA: it could deepen TSMC/CoWoS capacity lock-in while simultaneously antagonizing US legislators pushing reshoring mandates.
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Wrong ifA swift Congressional non-response or positive framing of the Taiwan commitment as 'allied reshoring' kills this trade quickly; NVDA's consensus is overwhelmingly bullish and any dip buyers will be aggressive.
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