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Current RoleCEO & Co-Founder, NVIDIA

EducationMS, Stanford

NationalityAmerican

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Nvidia behind $50bn lease on Texas data centre, raising questions about AI market financing

Nvidia has committed up to $50bn to lease Hut 8's entire 1-gigawatt Beacon Point facility in Texas, housing hundreds of thousands of its GPUs. The Financial Times reports the chipmaker could sublease capacity to cloud computing partners, but the arrangement intensifies concerns about circular financing as Nvidia underwrites more of the market for its own chips.

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Nvidia behind $50bn lease on Texas data centre, raising questions about AI market financing

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Jensen Huang defends open AI models in first-ever post, takes fight to Capitol Hill

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang broke his social media silence with a defense of open-weight AI models, arguing they strengthen cybersecurity and innovation. His first-ever X post came as Washington debates restricting Chinese AI models, with 25 major tech companies signing a letter warning against premature regulations that could stifle competition and drive innovation overseas.

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Jensen Huang defends open AI models in first-ever post, takes fight to Capitol Hill

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Jensen Huang says AI boom won't bust soon, claims 'this time is different' for chip industry

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dismissed concerns about an imminent AI bust, claiming the current AI chip boom is fundamentally different from past semiconductor cycles. Speaking to Axios, he argued the surge is industrially driven rather than seasonal, requiring the semiconductor industry to expand five to tenfold over the next decade despite growing skepticism about massive capital expenditures.

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Jensen Huang says AI boom won't bust soon, claims 'this time is different' for chip industry

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Jensen Huang Slams AI Doomerism as Tech Leaders Fuel Fear Over Existential Risks

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is pushing back against AI doomerism, calling predictions about existential risks to humanity and widespread job losses 'complete nonsense.' In a candid interview with Axios, Huang criticized fellow tech leaders for fearmongering about AI, arguing that exaggerated warnings discourage AI adoption and distract from the technology's benefits.

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Jensen Huang Slams AI Doomerism as Tech Leaders Fuel Fear Over Existential Risks

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Nvidia donates GB300 AI supercomputer to Naval Postgraduate School for military AI education

Nvidia has donated its most advanced AI supercomputer to the Naval Postgraduate School, marking the first direct deployment of GB300 Grace Blackwell servers by the U.S. military. The system will power AI education and research for over 1,500 students and 600 faculty, supporting applications from weather prediction to drone warfare as the U.S. races against China in military AI capabilities.

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Nvidia donates GB300 AI supercomputer to Naval Postgraduate School for military AI education

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South Korea secures $950 billion in AI partnerships at San Francisco summit with tech giants

President Lee Jae Myung hosted an AI summit in San Francisco, bringing together leaders from Nvidia, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Broadcom with South Korean conglomerates. The event resulted in $950 billion worth of semiconductor and AI partnerships, including major deals by Samsung Electronics and SK Group. Lee unveiled the San Francisco AI Declaration, positioning South Korea as a critical player in the global AI supply chain.

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South Korea secures $950 billion in AI partnerships at San Francisco summit with tech giants

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Wistron opens $700M Fort Worth plant to mass-produce Nvidia's most powerful AI superchips

Wistron launched its first U.S. facility in Fort Worth, Texas, a $700 million AI manufacturing plant producing Nvidia's GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra Superchip. The 324,000-square-foot site marks the first time Nvidia's flagship AI chip has been mass-produced on American soil, creating over 500 jobs with plans to reach 1,000 by year's end.

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Wistron opens $700M Fort Worth plant to mass-produce Nvidia's most powerful AI superchips

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NVIDIA Agent Toolkit Expands With Omniverse Libraries for Physical AI Simulation

NVIDIA has integrated Omniverse libraries into its Agent Toolkit, equipping AI agents with tools to prepare 3D content for simulation. The new libraries include ovrtx for sensor simulation, ovphysx for GPU-accelerated physics, and CAD-to-SimReady skills for asset validation. Major software makers SideFX and PTC are already integrating these capabilities into their 3D applications.

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NVIDIA Agent Toolkit Expands With Omniverse Libraries for Physical AI Simulation

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Nvidia Vera Rubin enters full production with 10x efficiency gains for AI inference workloads

Nvidia's Vera Rubin platform has reached full production, with CoreWeave reporting 10 times more tokens per watt compared to the previous GB200 NVL72 system. Major customers including OpenAI, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and Meta are deploying the next-generation AI infrastructure, which combines 72 Rubin GPUs with custom Vera CPUs to handle agentic AI workloads more efficiently.

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Nvidia Vera Rubin enters full production with 10x efficiency gains for AI inference workloads

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Nvidia's Jensen Huang secures sweeping Japan AI deals targeting factory floors and robotics

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang spent two days in Tokyo courting Japan's industrial elite, leaving with deals spanning a national AI factory, robotics partnerships, and chip-supply agreements. The chip giant is targeting Japan's factory floor with physical AI, partnering with Fanuc, Yaskawa, Toyota, and 19 other firms. Japan aims to deploy 10 million AI-equipped robots across 18 sectors by 2040, backed by $65 billion in investment.

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Nvidia's Jensen Huang secures sweeping Japan AI deals targeting factory floors and robotics

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Jensen Huang says software engineers prefer building AI agents over writing Python code

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang reveals his software engineers now prefer building AI agents to writing Python code, framing the shift in software engineering as a promotion rather than a threat. He argues AI is creating jobs, not eliminating them, as engineers focus on designing agentic systems, benchmarks, and guardrails instead of mundane coding tasks.

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Jensen Huang says software engineers prefer building AI agents over writing Python code

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Nvidia loses China AI chip dominance to Huawei as export controls reshape global semiconductor race

Nvidia's market share in China's AI chips market is projected to collapse from 40% to just 8% this year, while Huawei surges to 50% dominance. Despite Jensen Huang's celebrity status during his Beijing visit, U.S. export controls and China's push for semiconductor self-sufficiency have fundamentally altered the competitive landscape, even as smuggling operations reveal persistent demand for Nvidia's technology.

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Nvidia loses China AI chip dominance to Huawei as export controls reshape global semiconductor race

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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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