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Business - Trade Uncertainty Weighs on Paris's Vivatech Fair
- NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang delivered a keynote address on June 11, 2025, at the Vivatech trade fair in Paris.
- The event opened amid growing focus on AI innovation and trade tensions, with restrictions on Nvidia's chips affecting US-China relations.
- Vivatech featured around 14,000 startups, over 3,000 investors, and drew President Macron, who promotes European AI sovereignty and openness.
- Huang warned China is rapidly advancing in AI capabilities, while Nvidia's May earnings showed limited impact from export controls so far.
- The fair highlighted Europe's push for technological independence and Nvidia's ambitions to expand in the region despite geopolitical challenges.
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Business - Trade uncertainty weighs on Paris's Vivatech fair
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