#特朗普回应黄仁勋辞职
Trump is such a fence-sitter. He can’t even protect his own people, and now he’s kicking them when they’re down. The old saying “once the tea is cold, people scatter” has never been more aptly illustrated. On the surface, Trump seems to be “showing Nvidia the way,” but there’s more to his words than meets the eye. Huang resigned, and the very next moment Trump posted on Truth Social that the only person who could succeed him was Cook, even giving him the grandiose title of “a legend succeeding a legend.” What an idiot—is that really something you’d say about a loyal subordinate? [sad laugh]
But the real drama isn’t about personnel. For years, Huang was Washington’s “chief lobbyist” for chip export controls on China, and through his personal ties with Trump, he managed to push through the sale of H200 chips to China. Now that Huang has fallen over a scandal, China hawks have seized the opportunity to tighten the screws. Trump may be praising Huang for his “excellent performance,” but as soon as he’s gone, his lobbying campaign to “sell chips to preserve America’s edge” has fallen apart too. So this isn’t about recommending a CEO at all—it’s clearly a new move in the chip game. It shows that Americans can’t accept an Asian-American controlling the world’s most advanced technology~
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Trump is such a fence-sitter. He can’t even protect his own people, and now he’s kicking them when they’re down. The old saying “once the tea is cold, people scatter” has never been more aptly illustrated. On the surface, Trump seems to be “showing Nvidia the way,” but there’s more to his words than meets the eye. Huang resigned, and the very next moment Trump posted on Truth Social that the only person who could succeed him was Cook, even giving him the grandiose title of “a legend succeeding a legend.” What an idiot—is that really something you’d say about a loyal subordinate? [sad laugh]
But the real drama isn’t about personnel. For years, Huang was Washington’s “chief lobbyist” for chip export controls on China, and through his personal ties with Trump, he managed to push through the sale of H200 chips to China. Now that Huang has fallen over a scandal, China hawks have seized the opportunity to tighten the screws. Trump may be praising Huang for his “excellent performance,” but as soon as he’s gone, his lobbying campaign to “sell chips to preserve America’s edge” has fallen apart too. So this isn’t about recommending a CEO at all—it’s clearly a new move in the chip game. It shows that Americans can’t accept an Asian-American controlling the world’s most advanced technology~
$NVDAB