Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang backs lawful immigration, says US needs world’s ‘great minds’
Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia, highlights the significance of attracting global talent for technological innovation. He notes that many of America's top researchers and entrepreneurs are immigrants who contribute significantly to the economy. Huang argues that fostering an environment of legal immigration will enhance the nation's ability to create new inventions and ideas. He believes that…
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has advocated for the United States to continue welcoming global talent, stating that the country's ability to draw researchers, entrepreneurs, and builders from around the world is one of its greatest strengths. During an appearance on the BG2 podcast, Huang said that the United States is uniquely positioned to foster new businesses and technologies through the influx of brilliant minds from across the globe.
He emphasized the importance of establishing lawful and responsible immigration processes to ensure the continued flow of innovative ideas. Huang's comments come in the wake of the Trump administration's suspension of a program that allows employers to sponsor skilled international workers for permanent U.S. residency.
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