英伟达将在费用上涨的情况下继续支持H-1B签证
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英伟达将在费用上涨的情况下继续支持H-1B签证

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英伟达首席执行官黄仁勋确认公司将继续支持H-1B签证,并承担所有相关费用,尽管新增了10万美元的申请费。

英伟达首席执行官黄仁勋已通知员工,公司将继续支持H-1B签证并承担所有相关费用,包括最近新引入的每个新签证10万美元的申请费。此决定是在美国总统唐纳德·特朗普上个月签署行政命令,提高费用之后作出的。

在一份内部备忘录中,黄仁勋强调移民对英伟达成功的重要性,他表示:“作为英伟达众多移民之一,我深知我们在美国获得的机会深刻地影响了我们的生活。英伟达的奇迹——由你们所有人以及来自世界各地的杰出同事共同打造——如果没有移民是不可能实现的。”他进一步指出,“合法移民对于确保美国在技术和理念上继续领先至关重要”,并表达了对政府近期变革的支持,称这些变革“重申了这一点”。

黄仁勋此前对新费用表达了复杂的看法。在一次播客采访中,他称这些变化是“一个很好的开始”,但警告说10万美元的费用“可能定得有点太高”,这可能对资金紧张的初创企业影响更大,而对资金充足的科技公司影响较小。

特朗普政府表示,提高费用旨在鼓励更多本土招聘,防止H-1B签证系统的“滥用”。批评者认为该政策可能适得其反,导致更多的海外招聘。

英伟达市值达4.5万亿美元,是科技行业H-1B签证的主要赞助商之一,2025年约有1500个签证获批。

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has informed employees that the company will continue to sponsor H-1B visas and cover all associated costs, including the recently introduced $100,000 application fee per new visa.

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President Donald Trump's executive order last month imposed a $100,000 fee on each new H-1B visa application.

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In an internal memo, Huang emphasized the importance of immigration to Nvidia's success, stating, 'As one of many immigrants at Nvidia, I know that the opportunities we've found in America have profoundly shaped our lives.'

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Huang further noted that 'legal immigration remains essential to ensuring the U.S. continues to lead in technology and ideas,' and expressed support for the administration's recent changes, saying they 'reaffirm this.'

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Huang has previously expressed mixed sentiments regarding the new fee, describing the changes as a 'great start' but cautioning that the $100,000 fee 'probably sets the bar a little too high,' potentially impacting cash-strapped startups more significantly than well-funded tech companies.

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The Trump administration stated that the increased fees aim to encourage more domestic hiring and prevent 'abuses' of the H-1B visa system.

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Critics argue that the policy could have the opposite effect, leading to increased hiring abroad.

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Nvidia, with a market capitalization of $4.5 trillion, is among the top sponsors of H-1B visas in the tech industry, with approximately 1,500 approvals in 2025.

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