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A watershed moment approaches for Nvidia as it prepares to report Q4 earnings on February 26, following a consequential White House meeting between CEO Jensen Huang and President Trump that centered on AI leadership and China.
The January 31 White House meeting, while scheduled before the DeepSeek crisis, became a pivotal moment for U.S. AI policy. Sources familiar with the discussion revealed that DeepSeek's AI breakthrough was a central topic. "I can't say what's gonna happen. We had a meeting. It was a good meeting," Trump noted after calling Huang a "gentleman."
"We appreciated the opportunity to meet with President Trump and discuss semiconductors and AI policy," an Nvidia spokesperson stated. "Jensen and the President discussed the importance of strengthening U.S. technology and AI leadership."
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Just days before the meeting, Nvidia's stock had plunged from $142.62 on January 24 to $118.52 on January 27—a 16.9% drop—after DeepSeek's announcement. The Chinese startup's breakthrough, which utilized Nvidia's H800 chips, wiped nearly $600 billion from Nvidia's market value.
Amid these geopolitical tensions, a February 14 SEC filing revealed Nvidia's strategic realignment:
CEO Jensen Huang publicly addressed the DeepSeek situation, stating the market "got it wrong" about its impact. "It's making everybody take notice that there are opportunities to have the models be far more efficient than what we thought was possible," he emphasized, while maintaining that AI reasoning remains compute-intensive.
As Nvidia approaches its February 26 earnings report, the intersection of geopolitics, AI competition, and market dynamics has never been more critical. With congressional leaders pushing for tighter controls and DeepSeek announcing five new open-source repositories, Huang's response to these converging challenges could reshape not just Nvidia's future, but the entire landscape of global AI leadership.
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