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Nvidia’s Jensen Huang is right that fear keeps UK business small, columnist argues
Nvidia boss Jensen Huang told politicians and investors in London that the UK has enough intellect but not enough entrepreneurial spirit. A Bloomberg Opinion column argues he is right, citing Oxford Ionics, bought by US-based IonQ for $1 billion, and OrganOx, bought by Terumo for $1.5 billion.
Nvidia’s Jensen Huang contends the United Kingdom suffers from a lack of entrepreneurial spirit, a diagnosis supported by the increasing outflow of its science and technology firms. Oxford Ionics was acquired by US-based IonQ for $1 billion and OrganOx by Japanese medtech group Terumo for $1.5 billion, demonstrating a clear trend of successful UK companies being bought by international entities.…
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