NVIDIA’s CEO, Jensen Huang, has been vocal about the company’s recent achievements, with a particular emphasis on its $4 trillion valuation, making NVIDIA the largest tech company in the U.S. Huang’s comments come after a recent meeting with President Trump, where he was congratulated for this monumental milestone. However, despite the political drama surrounding tariffs, Jensen remains optimistic. In a recent interview, he downplayed the effect of tariffs, stating that such disruptions are simply part of the business landscape. According to Huang, these changes are temporary and will be absorbed by the market over time, just like past policy changes. 
He expressed confidence that both businesses and markets would adapt and thrive, regardless of tariff policies.
It’s worth noting that NVIDIA’s rise is largely due to its innovative hardware, particularly its advancements in AI technology, which have propelled America’s dominance in the sector. Jensen’s remarks reflect a calm approach to the uncertainty of global trade, suggesting that even though tariffs might disrupt supply chains, companies like NVIDIA are well-positioned to weather the storm. Interestingly, despite being the largest customer for TSMC, Jensen’s calm stance on semiconductor tariffs highlights the company’s resilience. This confidence is evident as NVIDIA looks to expand its global presence, with Jensen expected to meet with Chinese leaders soon to discuss the company’s continued commitment to the region.