Biểu tình Greenpeace gián đoạn bài phát biểu của Jensen Huang tại Nvidia GTC Berlin về chip trong drone Nga

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• Protesters from Greenpeace disrupted Jensen Huang's Nvidia GTC keynote in Berlin, demanding answers about Nvidia chips found in Russian drones and environmental destruction concerns.
• Footage shows protesters standing on chairs with a banner reading "Nvidia, clean up your dirty business!" and a Greenpeace logo; Nvidia's livestream did not fully capture the incident.
• A heckler asked Huang directly about technology found in Russian drones, saying "Those were Nvidia chips," and demanded what Nvidia is doing about it.
• Huang responded on video, saying "It's okay, go easy" and "I'll talk to you later" as security escorted protesters out and he continued the keynote.
• The complaint refers to reports that Nvidia Jetson chips, including Jetson Orin modules, were found in Russian cruise missiles and AI drones like the S-71 'Monochrome'.
• Nvidia previously told Tom's Hardware Jetson modules are consumer-grade products sold to students, developers, and startups, not available in Russia and not designed for military use.
• Nvidia acknowledged it cannot track resale of pre-owned Jetson chips after sale, amid an August report claiming a Russian AI drone using Jetson Orin caused three civilian deaths in Ukraine.
• GTC Berlin is a three-day event from October 20–22; Huang's customary keynote included fireside chats and developer/business talks.

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