Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Nvidia, AMD CEOs Back Trump's AI Action Plan
The U.S. government is making a plan to help companies like Nvidia and AMD.
These companies make the powerful chips that run AI programs.
The plan will make it easier to build AI technology, sell it to other countries, and get the energy needed to run the computers.
The CEOs of Nvidia and AMD are happy about this plan because it will help their businesses.
They think it will help the U.S. win the race to be the best in AI.
Nvidia and AMD CEOs support the Trump administration's AI action plan.
The plan aims to reduce regulatory hurdles for AI development, boost tech exports, and streamline data center creation.
CEOs Jensen Huang and Lisa Su both spoke at a tech industry event in Washington.
The AI plan could benefit both Nvidia and AMD's businesses.
The administration plans to support the spread of U.S. technology to other countries.
- Who
- Nvidia and AMD CEOs along with the Trump administration.
- What
- The Trump administration unveiled a new artificial-intelligence action plan.
- When
- Announced on Wednesday at a Washington tech industry event.
- Where
- Washington, D.C.
- Why
- To advance AI development and help U.S. companies lead the global AI race.
- Companies Involved
- Nvidia, AMD
- Key Objective
- Boost AI Development
- Governmental Action
- Reduce Red Tape, Boost Exports, Streamline Data Centers
- CEOs at Event
- Jensen Huang (Nvidia), Lisa Su (AMD)
- Think Tank Supporting Plan
- Information Technology and Innovation Foundation