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Nvidia CEO names 3 countries that are leading the world in tech & manufacturing

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Nvidia CEO names 3 countries that are leading the world in tech & manufacturing
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang identified Germany, Japan, and China as the current global leaders in manufacturing and technology. He argued that China's unique advantage lies in the integration of digital infrastructure during its industrial transformation.

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Huang's assessment highlights the shifting landscape of global industrial power and the impact of US trade restrictions on China's technological self-reliance.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has identified three nations currently leading the globe in manufacturing and technology while also explaining why the US did not make his list, during a recent discussion with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. Addressing China's industrial strengths, Huang pointed out that Beijing holds a unique competitive edge because its modern economic transformation directly coincided with the rise of the digital era. According to Huang, the global powers in production and advanced technology has revolved around three specific countries: Germany, Japan and China.“For the last 50 years, because of the current Industrial Revolution, which is computing and digital technology, the United States has largely exported its heavy manufacturing, its building, and its craft to China. So now the world has three (leaders) again. It’s Germany, Japan and China,” Huang said.Why China did not make it to Huang’s listHuang highlighted that China’s advantage stems from critical timing.

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