I watched Nvidia's Jensen Huang work the room in London. He brought big checks — and a blunt message
Nvidia has a near monopoly over the most powerful AI chips and Huang courts tech execs and world leaders with ease.
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Nvidia has a near monopoly over the most powerful AI chips and Huang courts tech execs and world leaders with ease.
Huang told CNBC he has ongoing "dialogs" with researchers in China.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stops by Paris to tout new stakes in French AI-enabled tech firms like medical booking site Doctolib. Also in this edition: OpenAI says it caught a spy red-handed, and China's trade surplus continues to boom despite soaring energy costs and trade conflicts.
Nvidia is looking to spend hundreds of billions of dollars buying its stock at a time when it's historically cheap based on earnings expectations.
Jensen Huang's position as the leader of the world's most valuable company, has earned him Trump's ear on the most important topics in AI.
Huang's comment is the latest forecast from Nvidia and points to continuing massive growth for the next six quarters.