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Current RoleCEO & Co-Founder, NVIDIA

EducationMS, Stanford

NationalityAmerican

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Jensen Huang says smuggled Nvidia chips are a dead end as national security takes priority

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang declared that black market data centers built with smuggled chips face insurmountable challenges without official support. Speaking at the company's annual shareholder meeting, Huang emphasized that national security comes first when commercial opportunities conflict with U.S. interests, as Washington intensifies scrutiny over AI hardware exports to restricted countries.

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Jensen Huang says smuggled Nvidia chips are a dead end as national security takes priority

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NVIDIA Vera CPU Powers New Los Alamos Supercomputers for Agentic AI and Scientific Discovery

NVIDIA unveiled its Vera CPU and Vera Rubin platform to power next-generation supercomputers at Los Alamos National Laboratory. The Mission, Vision, and Veritas systems will accelerate agentic AI for science, delivering 7x higher performance on AI workloads and 3x faster simulation speeds. The deployment marks a shift toward AI agents that can autonomously form hypotheses, run simulations, and refine experiments.

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NVIDIA Vera CPU Powers New Los Alamos Supercomputers for Agentic AI and Scientific Discovery

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Coherent breaks ground on Texas facility to scale optical backbone powering NVIDIA's AI systems

Coherent broke ground on an expanded manufacturing building in Sherman, Texas, backed by a $50 million CHIPS Act grant. The facility will quadruple production of indium phosphide wafers that enable high-speed data transfer in AI data centers. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang joined the ceremony, highlighting the partnership's role in building domestic AI infrastructure as optical interconnects replace copper in next-generation systems.

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Coherent breaks ground on Texas facility to scale optical backbone powering NVIDIA's AI systems

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Jensen Huang Says Society Needs New Social Norms as Artificial Intelligence Reshapes Daily Life

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told the Associated Press that society must create new social norms to adapt to artificial intelligence, urging everyone to engage with the technology. Speaking from Sherman, Texas, Huang compared AI's societal impact to automobiles, arguing the technology has closed the technological divide more than any innovation in history despite growing concerns over job displacement and energy consumption.

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Jensen Huang Says Society Needs New Social Norms as Artificial Intelligence Reshapes Daily Life

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Jensen Huang declines Senate testimony on Nvidia's AI chip exports to China, offers tour instead

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang turned down Senator Elizabeth Warren's request to testify before the Senate Banking Committee about the company's China business and export controls. Warren criticized the decision, noting Huang attended a $1 million Mar-a-Lago dinner and met with President Xi Jinping. The hearing will examine American AI development and technological dominance without one of AI's most powerful executives.

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Jensen Huang declines Senate testimony on Nvidia's AI chip exports to China, offers tour instead

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Samsung and Nvidia discuss next-generation chips including HBM4E and HBM5 in Seoul meeting

Samsung Electronics' chip division head Jun Young-hyun met with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang in Seoul to discuss long-term cooperation on next-generation HBM technologies and foundry chips. The executives explored collaboration on HBM4E and HBM5, while Samsung commits to supplying sufficient HBM4 products to Nvidia in the near term.

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Samsung and Nvidia discuss next-generation chips including HBM4E and HBM5 in Seoul meeting

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang crowns Marvell Technology as next trillion dollar company at Computex 2026

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang declared Marvell Technology could become the next trillion dollar company during Computex 2026, sending the stock soaring over 30%. The endorsement highlights Marvell's critical role in AI infrastructure through connectivity chips and silicon photonics as copper interconnects reach their physical limits in modern data centers.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang crowns Marvell Technology as next trillion dollar company at Computex 2026

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Nvidia and SK hynix forge multi-year AI memory deal as chip bottleneck intensifies

Nvidia and SK hynix have signed a multi-year co-development agreement for next-generation memory technologies, addressing the AI industry's toughest bottleneck. The deal covers HBM4 for Vera Rubin systems and extends to semiconductor research, with SK hynix securing an estimated 60-70% of HBM4 volume. Jensen Huang announced the partnership during his South Korea tour, where he also unveiled RTX Spark and met with major Korean tech firms.

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Nvidia and SK hynix forge multi-year AI memory deal as chip bottleneck intensifies

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Jensen Huang Slams Executives Using AI as a Lazy Excuse for Layoffs

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang criticized executives for blaming AI layoffs on automation, calling it a lazy excuse to sound smart. With AI driving 49,135 job cuts this year, Huang argues the real culprits are soaring costs, mismanagement, and over-hiring during the pandemic—not AI productivity gains that only recently emerged.

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Jensen Huang Slams Executives Using AI as a Lazy Excuse for Layoffs

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Nvidia's Jensen Huang calls Taiwan AI epicenter as company commits $150 billion annual spend

At Computex Taipei 2026, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang declared Taiwan the epicenter of the AI revolution, revealing the company now spends roughly $150 billion annually on the island. The announcement came alongside the full production launch of the Vera Rubin platform and RTX Spark, Nvidia's first Arm-based Windows PC. Despite ongoing supply constraints, Huang assured investors the company has secured enough capacity to sustain robust growth in both CPUs and GPUs.

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Nvidia's Jensen Huang calls Taiwan AI epicenter as company commits $150 billion annual spend

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China bans Nvidia RTX 5090D V2 while Jensen Huang visits Beijing with Trump delegation

Beijing added Nvidia's RTX 5090D V2 to its banned imports list on May 15 while CEO Jensen Huang was visiting China alongside President Trump. The gaming chip, designed to comply with US export controls, had become a workaround for Chinese AI developers cut off from advanced processors. The move signals China's determination to support domestic chipmakers like Huawei as the US-China AI race intensifies.

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China bans Nvidia RTX 5090D V2 while Jensen Huang visits Beijing with Trump delegation

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Nvidia concedes China market to Huawei as export restrictions reshape AI chip landscape

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang acknowledges the company has largely conceded China's AI chip market to Huawei amid ongoing U.S. export restrictions. Despite this retreat, Nvidia reported record Q1 revenue of $81.6 billion, an 85% year-over-year increase driven by the AI boom. Huang maintains that his $200 billion CPU market forecast still includes China, signaling long-term optimism even as the company's market share in the region has evaporated.

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Nvidia concedes China market to Huawei as export restrictions reshape AI chip landscape

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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's Foundation Donates $108M in CoreWeave AI Compute to Researchers

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's foundation has purchased $108.3 million in AI computing capacity from CoreWeave and plans to donate it to universities and nonprofit research institutes. The donation will support science and artificial intelligence research, though it raises questions about NVIDIA's financial ties with CoreWeave amid ongoing investor scrutiny over potential circular financing.

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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's Foundation Donates $108M in CoreWeave AI Compute to Researchers

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China blocks Nvidia H200 purchases despite US approval, pushing domestic chip development

The US Commerce Department approved roughly 10 Chinese firms to buy Nvidia's H200 AI chips, but Beijing is blocking the purchases to steer investment toward domestic chipmakers like Huawei. Despite Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang joining President Trump's Beijing summit, the impasse remains, leaving billions in potential revenue frozen as the US-China tech rivalry intensifies.

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China blocks Nvidia H200 purchases despite US approval, pushing domestic chip development

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Students boo Eric Schmidt and other speakers over AI mentions at graduation ceremonies

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt faced loud boos from University of Arizona graduates when he praised AI during his commencement speech. The negative reaction to AI isn't isolated—Gloria Caulfield at University of Central Florida and Scott Borchetta at Middle Tennessee State University experienced similar pushback. Students graduating into an uncertain job market are expressing anxiety about AI's impact on jobs, with only 43% of young Americans saying it's a good time to find work locally.

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Students boo Eric Schmidt and other speakers over AI mentions at graduation ceremonies

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