On October 29, Nikkei Asia reported that during a discussion with reporters and analysts on Tuesday, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang emphasized that should NVIDIA remain barred from the Chinese market, the repercussions for the U.S. would far outweigh those for China. In recent years, the U.S. government has progressively strengthened its export control measures. These regulations have imposed restrictions on companies such as NVIDIA, preventing them from exporting cutting-edge AI chips and semiconductor manufacturing equipment to China. This move not only impacts the business operations of U.S. tech firms but also has broader implications for the global tech ecosystem. By limiting access to advanced technologies, the U.S. risks hindering innovation and collaboration on a global scale, potentially giving rise to alternative tech hubs outside its influence. Moreover, from a geopolitical perspective, such restrictions could fuel tensions and drive China to accelerate its efforts in self-reliance and technological sovereignty, further reshaping the international tech landscape.