US to Pull Back on AI Chip Restrictions
The US has to stop acting as though Nvidia doesn't have competition, says Ankur Crawford, EVP and portfolio manager at Alger. Crawford discussed how she is navigating investment opportunities as the US reexamines chip curbs on China with Caroline Hyde on 'Bloomberg Technology.' (Source: Bloomberg)
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