Tech Leaders Opt for Subtle Engagement with New Administration
Microsoft and Nvidia adopt a low-key approach with the new administration while maintaining behind-the-scenes engagement. Nvidia expands its Washington presence as both firms navigate political challenges.
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While major tech firms like Microsoft and Nvidia have taken a more low-key approach with the new administration, their leaders have remained engaged behind the scenes. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang met with President Trump discreetly at the White House, without any public photos, and both Huang and Microsoft's Satya Nadella skipped the inauguration, focusing on international commitments. Microsoft, with its long history and bipartisan relationships in Washington, continues its standard operations, while Nvidia, though newer to the political scene, has been increasing its presence. The company recently opened its first office in Washington and hired government experts to navigate political challenges that could affect its chip sales and Microsoft's data center operations. Both firms recognize the importance of strategic engagement to ensure long-term success.
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