Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang On How His Big Bet On A.I. Is Finally Paying Off - Full Interview

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[@Soho9111]

Wow this guy is one of the rarest people who founded a firm and still a CEO 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Soho9111]

@Jonas Jonaitis You are right It is just that the history of companies tells us that the founder will be replaced soon after the firm gets bigger by the stakeholders

[@loki76]

@@Soho9111 That would depend on if the founder keeps majority stake (51%) of the stock. I don't know if that apply to Jensen, I doubt it because he would be a billionaire at the level of Musk if that was the case. Jensen is very savvy and haven't failed Nvidia during all these years. Would be dumb to replace him.

[@dvlarry]

That is the way it should be.

[@arifurniloy8242]

You guys comparing a true genius with a nutcase like elon.

[@yia01]

@@loki76 jensen sold most of his stake in nvidia, hes only own like 3.6% of nvidia now but still have a net worth of arund $17billion so hes okay even if hes fire. nvidia still hold strong so i dubt hes losing his job anywhere soon.

[@distorta]

This dude is bigger than Steve Jobs and is finally getting the recognition he deserves.

[@timcheou5649]

Lol bigger than jobs? Don't think so

[@distorta]

@timcheou5649 He is though, Ai chip manufacturer is the future and his companies tech is in almost every computer in the world at this point.

[@jackyhuang6034]

@@timcheou5649he is….

[@mike04574]

I still have an amd

[@longboicapital]

@@timcheou5649he is. it’s just not a B2C company so he will never get the recognition he deserves.

[@sumitkar8146]

What a wonderful, mild mannered and thoughtful leader - Jensen is next level as a communicator. The interviewer is excellent as well who poses smart questions and lets Jensen do all the talking - the way it should be

[@PassiveFIRE]

I have to say whilst Jensen handles every interview well and is one of the top 3 CEOs in the world right now the quality of Katie Tarasov is unbelieveably refreshing. So many fall for the ego of trying to show their own knowledge rather than offering prompts to allow the Interviewer to speak. Exceptionally high quality interview.

[@tonyycheng]

A great interview! Nice job, CNBC. Now I am convinced, Mr. Jensen Huang is one of greatest technologist of our time. Nvidia's success is no accident. I can trust Mr.Huang and his team in lead position for at least next decade. Buy NVDA!!!

[@rickylin5561]

Fun fact: NOT ONLY the World Chip Giant TSMC and its 80% employee are from Taiwan, but those US leading chip companies like Nvidia, AMD, Xilinx and Synopsys, all their CEO (decision makers) were coincidentally from Taiwan too!

[@okman9684]

Makes sense like how indians dominating tech sector and African sports

[@ivanr4300]

Yea true, but most of it was invented by Europeans Everyone else just copied them

[@ijji4615]

I think many of us left out ATI, which turned over its Graphic Card business to AMD. If I am right, founder and CEO and a bunch of engineers were from HongKong, the then British extent.

[@18890426]

The most cutting-edge Technologies like lithography used nowadays for making cpu or gpu were invented by Taiwanese and Japanese.

[@ytubeanon]

​@@okman9684 I don't think so, this is a very interesting video that probably explains the Taiwanese workers: *USA vs China, The War You Can't See - KZbin* - kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZDdq2ZoaJ53d5I

[@dvlarry]

Taiwanese American accounts for only 0.2% of USA population. But they are everywhere in the tech world and top universities.

[@GregMoress]

Just imagine if China became like Taiwan (or even the old Hong Kong).

[@TheGameScape]

Taiwan is basically the hub of semiconductor manufacturing FYI

[@asylnbola1445]

​@@GregMoress why they still didn't become?😂

[@polarbear9404]

Taiwan being a free and democratic state helps

[@u9010533]

Taiwan is very close with America. Among the recent five Taiwan presidents, two went to Harvard, another two went to Cornell in the U.S.

[@wk961]

That freaking iconic leather jacket of his

[@RandoBurner]

Most of all, I love how he raised the price of graphics cards 2 or 3 fold over the past 3 years, forcing me to go to AMD. What a nice guy.

[@tiromandal6399]

Congratulations! You should get a medal! 🏅

[@megamanx466]

OR... you could've just waited for the price to go down, as it always does, but I guess you just had to play that handful of games that will actually REQUIRE the latest & greatest. I've heard AMD has been doing better lately though with software compatibility, but they also have raised their prices after gaining a little bit of market share. Meanwhile, Intel is on the tail of AMD gaining market share at a cheaper price! Good luck AMD! Here's to more competition in the GPU space! 😅

[@russ18uk]

Yet AMD kept their prices low!

[@RandoBurner]

@@megamanx466 Not at all, I had a budget card from 2017, and wanted to upgrade, yet, I couldn't with NVIDIA. Got a budget AMD card, and I dont play the latest and greatest games, at all. The budget side of gpus have gotten worse in value much faster than the high end gpus. That's where you really see the price gouging and stagnation from both AMD and NVIDIA. The 3050 and rx 6500 are just shocking and would never have happened 3 years ago.

[@Davethreshold]

I gave up on AMD. Every piece I have had by them was spitty, stumbling poor quality semi-junk. You see it all the time with Linus and Jay. The underdog many times is just a dog.

[@rambow70]

This is why GPU pricing wont go down. AI and B2B is NVIDIAs target market. They aren’t going to waste fab time making affordable GPUs for PC gamers

[@TECHNDJ]

mm, kinda make sense

[@feelthebern3783]

This is a myth. If they wanted to, they could order more wafers from TSMC. In fact, they were supposed to receive more wafers, but decided to cut them down (back in ~October 2022, as I remember). They decided not to create more GPUs, deliberately, as a choice - to artificially slow down supply, sell Ampere stock, and inculcate a new price floor on consumers for generations to come.

[@mahavakyas002]

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[@feelthebern3783]

@@Mrfiufaufou It's literally the exact opposite. You can't blame people for making choices that benefit themselves: their budgets are tight, the information they have about the products they consume is limited, their education is inadequate, etc. You're putting the burden on the wrong people. You know who you can blame? The entity that oversees the entire chain of production. The entity who makes all the decisions about their product. The entity that fully understands what their product is, does, and how much it costs. The entity that unilaterally sets prices, that avoids regulations, that rips off or lies to consumers in a myriad of ways.

[@feelthebern3783]

@Steven S. You're attacking a point that no one made. No one said that you need a 4090. But everyone is correctly saying that GPU prices are too high. I don't "blame" Nvidia either, but you're blaming consumers. Further, you're not willing to criticize the system when it allows corporations like Nvidia to gouge their costumers.

[@plr7806]

This was a great interview. He’s a fantastic leader and it’s no surprise Nvidia is having a moment!

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[@henriksundt7148]

2:10 He is rewriting history a bit. It started out as a graphics hardware company, with people spinning off of Silicon Graphics. Then, around 2007, people began using their GPUs for computing, despite a cumbersome software interface (API) for this purpose. NVIDIA saw the trend and turned in this direction.

[@cjjuszczak]

Not to mention claiming Nvidia invented Ray Tracing lol

[@nanangagussetyyawan4727]

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[@slugbaitlate8405]

Jensen's god complex has pitted himself against his customers. Note the withdrawal of EVGA which was a big Nvidia customer.

[@rbus]

Yeah, NVIDIA was a gaming hardware company and for years produced great affordable gaming GPUs that suprisingly worked for 3D pro work using Maya and Softimage while Real3D and Permedia were selling super pricey cards for that. The scientific/AI compute is relatively recent but it was pretty easy to see where that was going when NVIDIA introduced shaders. To be fair, BitBoys never-made-to-market Pyramid3D had computable pixel pipelines too.

[@handlemonium]

Most underrated CNBC video interview yet. Biased for sure, but visionary. 👍

[@mjt1517]

Everyone is biased.

[@levdoescode]

@@mjt1517 Read 'biased' as non-reflexive

[@hanskraut2018]

a agree with underrated CNBC video the bias i would not be so quick to judge i bet she would also be a AI doomer and opportunity agnostic not sure tho we are speculating here!?!

[@nix729_]

I saw Jensen in Hyderabad, India at the lunch table. It was such an honour to meet a Visionary Legend.

[@ODMA2112]

Wow I have to commend CNBC, Katie Tarasov, and team, for putting together a good interview with insightful questions that actually showed knowledge of NVIDIA’s history and the field of computing.

[@GRZNGT]

One of the most enjoyable interviews i've seen in a long while! Interviewer clearly did her homework, or even in the loop! All the right question, and a necessary insight!

[@sandeepkark]

scripted

[@chadester001]

​@@sandeepkark we got what need but didn't we ???

[@xNul]

The interviewer did a great job! As someone in the technology industry, I can tell she has a good understanding of Nvidia, AI, GPUs, the current state of the field, and the questions people have.

[@stanleykubrick8786]

If only all CEO’s could be more like him.

[@OneManOnFire]

I live in the Bay Area and got to talk to a former worker of invida. The CEO is very transparent with the company goals.

[@Konfleik]

@@OneManOnFire Also with their pricing lol.

[@defi4468]

He is actively trying to replace his employees with AI.

[@PrinceKumar-hh6yn]

He has in depth Knowledge and focus what he does and what he aims

[@alexlucassen8489]

Excellent interview. Stands out to many other interviews.

[@Batmann29]

I just toured NVIDIA HQ in Santa Clara, CA this past Thursday for work purposes. Absolutely beautiful building and they said the CEO made a lot of the design choices and had a distinct vision for how he wanted to look like and feel like.

[@Shubhamrawat364]

yeah its true, he is not just some another CEO, jensen is a founder CEO driven by pure inner passion and love for his company and will go to any lengths to make sure that his company succeeds.

[@ShaneMcGrath.]

Did you kiss his a$$ as well, Or was it a blowie?

[@wendyhsu4608]

This interview gives you great insight into his attitude, personality and leadership in the industry. He’s truly phenomenal and I love the way he delivers answers. Slow and steady and structured.

[@DavidFlores-yr5no]

😊😊

[@stanpikaliri1621]

Yeah nice speech.

[@pocketmoon]

It was hugely serendipitous that the maths needed for computer graphics (drawing pretty triangle) and the way the GPU could do that maths in parallel, aligned with the maths needed for neural networks (simply multiply and add but across). (edit - great to see Jensen acknowledge that )

[@ShaunMahabeer]

This interview is very informative thanks

[@ThienDTran721]

Man, I've learned so much by just his answers alone. His explanations are just like his company's product. Complex but very easy to understand.

[@Andre-mi6fk]

As an engineer, it's really simple for me when it comes to NVDA. Buy more, buy more, buy more. Founder-led at this scale? You better buy buy buy.

[@TedToal_TedToal]

Outstanding interview!

[@nomore-constipation]

Stiff interview imo You can tell he didn't want to get into specifics to certain questions. I kinda understand that but it seems lame they ask and it's always avoided obviously The knowledge he was telling you about the industry as a whole is good. If you have an idea, absolutely try to pursue it with AI and or buy using the A100 I wish she could have asked a few better questions or follow ups on supply chain management or the fact he said he would chase TSMC to the desert. This is very important especially when thinking about the future (not just for jobs) Would have thought a more laid back interview would have been better. Sitting on those 'highchairs' just made it look awkward for me. However, I appreciate the opportunity to listen to him talk. He definitely gives you a peek into computing and where he thinks

[@thinkabout602]

probably a few drinks would have helped immensely

[@teslamozo5891]

stiff it was......I agree.

[@TurboEncabulat0r]

Super excited for nVidia's role in the reformed military industrial complex

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[@pubfixture]

I've only ever seen release keynotes from this guy. After watching him deal with these (though likely prepped) questions.... gotta say, he's a great spokesperson.

[@mpd8633]

Great interview, and really enjoyable. Katie asked some very good questions and received some great answers.

[@hipreference]

Jensen is a gigachad, literally goes "I'm the longest running tech CEO and I still got 3 or 4 decades in me before I'm hopefully converted into a Cyborg and after that we'll see!" My man! 😎 This dude is the IRL Terminator

[@shockmath2912]

He is so talented and so humble and genuine. What a man!

[@bwgd1990]

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[@sifrank9268]

Huang's vision really opened my mind... the diffusion between the ai and physical world might be most exciting thing .

[@RonnieMcNutt666]

mind opening fr

[@MRSketch09]

29:00 She asked some decent questions. Especially toward the end, about "Geopolitical challenges".. & hardware shortages. I like this interview over all. Pretty good.

[@rajvellaturi]

I like this guy and the way he explained the things is awesome.

[@MtFoxt]

You haven't watch the Computex then.

[@DallasTechie]

Jensen Haung, genius and visionary.

[@stanpikaliri1621]

Know at least two languages and a programmer too. 😱

[@sfract6833]

Great summary of modern tech, felt a bit advertorial, but hey... no one's asking the hard questions in these feelgood type pieces anyways.

[@vznquest]

CBS' recent interview with Sam Altman was full of hard questions

[@homeyworkey]

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[@homeyworkey]

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[@msiantos]

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Wow, Mr Huang is enthusiastic, informed, intuitive, basic, insightful, I think I can go on and on. I'm just sorry I didn't buy more stock when I could aford it.

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[@thesystemera]

Such a nice dude. Met him and showed off Nefertari a few years back. Super cool guy.

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Jensen Huang is hard work and determination.

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"In 3 or 4 decades I'll be robotic and enjoy this industry for many many more years to come." Terminator confirmed lol.

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What a visioner leader!!

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[@Thebreakdownshow1]

Nvidia in the AI makes a lot of sense.

[@andersforsman4289]

It's both fascinating and scary, how calmly he describes the future for Nvidia and Omniverse as Cyberdyne Systems and Skynet in the Terminator movies!

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What an inspiring pathfinder deserving of awe and applause! Thanks for a great interview.

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[@nowayshay]

Glad to see our boy, Jensen, finally making it to the big leagues. - pc gamers.

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[@ryanking4559]

"In another 4 decades I'll be robotic." Definitely an off the cuff comment, but from someone who knows a lot more about the future of technology then us, definitely an interesting remark.

[@bigguy130]

Will he himself be robotic or will he have his job taken from him by an actual intelligent robot 4 decades from now?

[@mjt1517]

@@bigguy130 As tech advances, we'll be merging with that tech. He will be that intelligent cyborg that stays in his job.

[@bigguy130]

@@mjt1517 But in 4 decades from now, wouldn't employers prefer to have intelligent robot workers(even ceo's) that never call in sick to work or ask for paid leave? Maybe they will even work for free?

[@ryanking4559]

@@bigguy130 This could play out like the Star Trek currency system. Everyone's needs can be provided for with technology. So money is no longer of value. Instead social status and personal fulfillment are the real currencies of the future?

[@bigguy130]

@@ryanking4559 I hope you are right. But on the other hand, if it plays out like Star Trek, we will have an alien as the president of planet Earth. Are people going to be ready for that?

[@buttlebe]

Excellent interviewer with excellent questions and answers from Jensen. Im sold.

[@Maral31]

Amazing to hear. Great news and next biggest movements in Science and Technology.

[@rogerwetton1]

Jensen is an impecable leader in technology and in mankind. He explains well and puts unknown in perspective with a clear vision and humility!

[@aaronb8698]

Humans repeat mistakes when we don't learn from our history. Gaming should be the future of education as the best learning should be fun and rewarding. If everyone alive learns new things everyday becase of your company than you have truly done something great.

[@MinhPham-vg6bw]

I was Jensen Huang fan before he became cool. This interview gave me great smiles

[@DJIronChef]

Man that was a great interview with a CG Jensen Huang. RTX On (DLSS 3 enabled though)

[@lil----lil]

Like him or hate him, he has put the United States AI race in a HUGE advantage to the point of almost insurmountable and he ain't even getting close to done yet. Nvidia also seems to be the ONLY company that's pushing PC graphics HARDWARE to the next level - love AMD/Intel but they're just following whatever Nvidia is pushing :D

[@Shubhamrawat364]

that's just so true, nvidia is not just some another company. it is a company that still has its founder at helm who is driven by pure inner passion and love for his company and will go to any lengths to make sure that his company dominates the world

[@williamng398]

Jensen not only ceo but founder of nvidia a genius chinese

[@uriykudryavcev5851]

Спасибо за твои подсказки и советы) Они реально выручают!

[@DrDoinks]

This is the man that’ll sell you a card equivalent to last gen with less VRAM for $750 😂😂

[@aztronomy7457]

Unfortunately us PC gamers are a niche pawn in his master plan.....

[@S.Madman]

@@aztronomy7457 Maybe so, but is the gamers that create hype to the masses. Once the gamers switch to the competition, and AI competitors dilute that market, he will be sorry.

[@DrDoinks]

@@S.Madman dear gamers, we’re sorry we skipped the 50 series. Although our new 6080 only has 12GB VRAM, it doesn’t matter. Using our NVIDIA super magic AI technology, games will utilize DLSS 8.0, AI magic super frame generation, TensorCoreRayTrace AI technology to give you the “same” image” for only 1/4th the normal VRAM. Don’t worry if these aren’t real, rasterized frames. Just buy our product.

[@waymanharris1284]

What a fascinating interview!💯❤💯

[@thyslop1737]

Seems like his real strength is communicator. He is really good at communicating.

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[@krocodockle2544]

I think it's actually his $1,400 GPUs people keep buying that are paying off

[@keiththao7534]

😂😂😂

[@nachonachoman]

That in itself is a feat. To have had the better gpu for so many generations... Impressive. I remember like one where Radeon was slightly better. But yeah gotta play up that's next

[@wraith8323]

The cost increase cannot be explained by inflation, supply, crypto or anything else. Nvidia is price gouging its consumers, beyond 'reasonable'

[@laloreta798]

the A100 that they talked about so much in the interview cost $100,000.00 per blade so I think that one still wins

[@churblefurbles]

@@wraith8323 What's reasonable is set by the market, and as stated the silicon is in high demand, cutting edge foundry allocation is going to the highest bidder, while you likely vote to print money.

[@ccwen8552]

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[@Tyuwhebsg]

Very well prepared interviewer!! Great job!

[@mnasir99]

Jensen Huang should get a Nobel Prize..seriously why is he not on yhat list. It would be a honor for Nobel Prize to have him. My deep Respect Mr. Huang.

[@mullerstephan]

why? for the high prices he charges he can buy his own Nobel prize.

[@TTx04xCOBRA]

​@@mullerstephan dont be simple minded

[@Bostonski]

​@@mullerstephan right, couse Nobel price only given for low priced GPUs for gamers like you. 😆

[@frankenbran85]

People talking smack on nvidia but I’ve been floored by how good my RTX 4090 is. Feels like I’m gaming on a PlayStation 8

[@Shubhamrawat364]

Yeah bro, these idiots hate on Nvidia but cannot accept the fact that nvidia has really great technology and absolutely dominates the market

[@jaitanmartini1478]

Nvidia is this generation's Intel

[@alexlucassen8489]

Spot on, possible even biger.

[@HosakaBlood]

aleast they deserve it unlike amd who sell product thas barely work aka ryzen and radeon

[@yudoball]

My First impression of Jensen: impressive man

[@DrivetoThrive5779]

Without Nvidia gaming isn’t possible

[@TheUchihasparky]

Oh really? How so? I can't name a single game console besides the Nintendo switch that uses Nvidia. Also AMD exists.

[@andreykostin4541]

Thank you for your video. That was amazing to watch how you built an account from $1!

[@djtomoy]

His leather jacket tech is leaps and bounds ahead of other CEOs struggling to look cool even though they’re old men

[@RussAbbott1]

Great interview! Thanks.

[@EinSwitzer]

Getting them to believe and feel the machine like it’s a real person to actually intelligently respond on its own

[@riEfs85]

This is the man!!!

[@a_slime.]

Audio needs a low pass filter. "S" sounds are so sharp it almost hurts.

[@danielkisel5661]

It's called desser not lowpass what you mean is a compressor that suppress upper midrange frequencies, lowpass would make them sound muddy if they actually used it to effectively suppress s sounds... Just saying.

[@Xld3beats]

​@@danielkisel5661 to be really picky, it's usually implemented as a dynamic EQ (when a certain frequency gets loud enough, reduce the loudness of that frequency) But yeah it drives a lot of us nuts, to the point where we've developed de-eSSers

[@danielkisel5661]

@Xld3 Yes, but desser was the tool that was originally created just for this purpose, to reduce the harshness and sibilance in sound. First dessers were hardware based way before dynamic eq was even possible. And honestly difference between dynamic eq and multiband compressor is more vocabulary than real use case. So yes dynamic eq is just the most flexible and can do it all basically, but I would still use and prefer to use dedicated desser which was fine tuned over the years to react just to sibilance something like Weiss desser tbh. 😉 Or if we want to go really modern then something like soothe...

[@Xld3beats]

@@danielkisel5661 fair enough, it's like a multiband that just uses a single narrow band. It's basically the same thing but I think "dynamic EQ" is easier to understand than "multiband compressor" when people have no idea what you're talking about, since a lot of people have an eq on their car stereo

[@FragBoyStewie]

This video aged like fine wine

[@Across048]

Great interview.

[@eliaslanides4972]

Great interview!

[@noshinkalami1408]

always find something new and useful in your videos. Thanks for making trading so fun!

[@Jamer508]

... why wouldn't someone know what a semiconductor was a few years ago? Semiconductors have been incredibly popular since the 60s.

[@dianapennepacker6854]

Yeah people might not know much but they generally know what a semiconductor is used for and that they are important for electronics. Such an odd statement to make.

[@megamanx466]

A lot of politicians were born in the 40's & 50's, plus most people don't ask how things work, what it takes for them to work, etc. So, a lot of people downplayed the role that semiconductors had in their lives until recently when there was a shortage. You often don't appreciate what you have until you don't. 🤷‍♂

[@johntube7554]

Even AI was so known since the 60s. But someone has to claim today that they invented AI😅

[@karend4406]

Love this guy great company great man!

[@crowlediallcopprowl]

I like your videos very much, I can understand many things very easily, thanks

[@hysoon6167]

Will be interesting to see what AMD can do with Xilinix FPGAs to compete with Nvidia in the AI space

[@evalangley3985]

MI300 is just the tip of the iceberg. AMD will be able to bring any kind SOCs to their server line. DSP and FPGA coupled with EPYC are coming.

[@robertscraig88888]

This is an informative interview.

[@manoj3191]

Wonderful discussion !