NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang recently received a call from U.S. President Donald Trump while attending the All-In conference in Los Angeles. During the public conversation, they discussed AI security and technological development. Trump stated that some concerns regarding AI were exaggerated and that progress should not be slowed down as a result.
Call focuses on the development pace of AI
In speaker mode, the discussion turned to the security of AI. Trump stated that the current panic regarding AI benefits China and political figures, and described this technology as 'bigger than the Internet,' stating that it should not be slowed down due to external concerns.
When responding to Trump on stage, Jensen Huang also mentioned the applause from the audience below. Reports indicate that both individuals held a relatively consistent stance on this topic, preferring to oppose restrictions on the advancement of AI under the pretext of security concerns.
Apple device that wasn't supposed to be released appears unexpectedly
This call quickly became the focus of the meeting. However, in addition to Trump's sudden connection, another detail at the scene also attracted attention: Jensen Huang was using an Apple foldable phone that had not yet been released to the market when he answered the call. According to reports, there are about five weeks left before this device will be officially available for purchase.
The report mentioned that the device is priced at $1,999. It is not common to display unreleased hardware at public events, especially in a scenario involving a call with the President of the United States, so this detail also quickly sparked discussion.
Apple and NVIDIA's relationship comes under renewed attention
The report mentioned that Apple has not used NVIDIA hardware in its own devices for many years. However, with the advancement of Apple Intelligence, Apple now relies on NVIDIA for certain AI computing capabilities.
This makes Jensen Huang's public appearance this time not just an incidental event at a conference, but also reflects a new pattern of cooperation among large technology companies within the AI industry chain. The simultaneous presence of Apple devices and NVIDIA's computing power in this scenario has further heightened market attention to the relationship between the two companies.
