Nvidia, the U.S.-based tech giant, has raised concerns about increasing competition from China’s Huawei, despite ongoing U.S. sanctions aimed at limiting the Chinese company’s access to advanced technologies. In a recent statement, Nvidia highlighted Huawei’s growing capabilities in developing high-performance semiconductors, which could challenge Nvidia’s dominance in the global chip market.

The U.S. government has imposed strict sanctions on Huawei, restricting its access to critical components and software. However, Huawei has been investing heavily in its semiconductor division, HiSilicon, to reduce its reliance on foreign technology. Nvidia’s warning underscores the challenges faced by U.S. tech companies as China accelerates its efforts to achieve self-sufficiency in the semiconductor industry.

Analysts suggest that Huawei’s advancements could disrupt the global supply chain and intensify competition in key markets, including artificial intelligence (AI), data centers, and autonomous vehicles. Nvidia’s CEO emphasized the need for continued innovation and strategic partnerships to maintain its competitive edge.

The ongoing U.S.-China tech rivalry is expected to shape the future of the semiconductor industry, with both nations vying for technological supremacy.