Jen-Hsun Huang: Stanford student and Entrepreneur, co-founder and CEO of NVIDIA

[@somnathrajanga4290]

"Innovation needs a lot of experimentation, experimentation needs exploration, explorations will result in failures. If you do not have tolerance for failures, you wont succeed" - Jen-Hsun Huang

[@nalinsav]

great quote; thanks a ton for this kind comment with this awesome quote!

[@cambodianriverpig7613]

i.e. there is no genius. Just thousands of people doing endless trials and errors, hoping to stumble upon something.

[@yuxia5989]

this is better than 90% of business class

[@Mimi-fo7kp]

more like 99.99%

[@alexsandromanotech2316]

Do you already had a business class?

[@ACCA2016]

Totally. Just the perspective and vision, understand the essence of your company, culture is OS are already golden. And how he reason things from the first principle approach just gold.

[@klemenkovacic9109]

@@alexsandromanotech2316 business class itself will probably teach you how to micromanage - with what i mean positive outcomes rather than negative and how to deal with people, and what Jen's been explaning was everything about business, everything buisness class should almost cover. Really pinpoint he's talking from CEO perspective, - He explains he had started from nothing - raises and stresses the importance of securing capital every single time one has a chance to do so and acquire one - he's implying it's better to and to find without saying it a company with a future (nobody wants a name behind them where company goes bankrupt while you worked there) - Leadership succession as he said, he cant do much anymore, but he can empower new generation with thirst and ideas that they will be able to execute with the right people around them - team building. - stresses importance of cash, how important it is to be liquid at all times and have cash on the side at any moment in time, that's what he meant as saving money beside raising it through VCs and making it through the company, which there are other segements he hasnt covered, like marketing and how he deals with them, but as being one of the best in the world, nvidia needs no marketing and it will still be successful, just events and videos taken will spread all the necessary information for the masses. - having no ego, imagine like you dont know anything, doors will be always be opened if you are willing to learn, if you get distracted you will do nothing, just like him and friends at the beginning, distracted and lost, until he they or him focused on the important thing, money and the right circle of network he is Delegating, Coaching, allowing some freedom with Autonomy and giving back Feedback to his team. Servant Leadership; he's giving employees crazy amount of bonuses and high salaries. PLUS THE BIGGEST thing he is teaching us is his EXPerience, knowledge which you will not find in business classes 99% of the time because of trash entreperneur professors, he's speeding everything that instead of taking months and years is compressed into 1h long video, with some knowledge here and there you can connect everything together really fast, and for extra this video is like watching self written biography which TRUST me beast 99,9% of useless business and mindset books. Having a chance to listen to someone explanining - unfortuntely in not so great detail he's beginning, vision, and things a leader like ceo should focus on is priceless. Being money hungry is okay, you copy product or a niche make product or service better and you are in the game, but when you are reinventing the wheel having laser beam focus is important and as he had said, having money and starting business is probably a bad idea but if you can start from nothing and get somewhere, then you know you are on the right track. besides business classes dont necessarily teach you in and outs they are more like a guideline perhaps?

[@Megha-rm8bh]

​@@alexsandromanotech2316prefer to be in economic class than being a business class slave who tried to kill you

[@123cooldude500]

Jen-Hsun at 40:02 saw the world of 2024 in 2011. This is why his company has a 2 trillion dollar evaluation today. Incredible.

[@matt.stevick]

And he’s cool 😎 too

[@mustardroshi418]

3 trillion 3 months after this comment lmfao

[@Tryha4d]

Vision+ hardwork+environment= trillion dollar companies

[@MrDanbloom]

Jensen Huang is one amazing dude. Born in Taiwan to a wonderful mom and an engineer father, his parents immigrated to USA when he was nine. At OSU in Corvallis, his lab partner was Lori who he fell in love with and married. Two adult children now Spencer and Madison. A continuing passion and love for Taiwan, a personality that was nurtured by his parents and his children. He will indeed live to be 80. I'm 74 and based in Taiwan since 1991. This video should be watched by everyone. Jensen is the real McCoy. A true Huang!

[@cywang8111]

He didnt donate as much as donation to Standford

[@InspectorA-r2e]

Do Taiwanese want to war with China?

[@mountaindew2656]

"GO BACK TO YOUR COUNTRY!!!" - Maryanne Owens somewhere from Texas

[@Mikechang-p5g]

❤❤❤

[@ChaosKingable]

Out of curiosity - can you please elaborate what you mean by "true Huang" ?

[@tommypearson9260]

He became the Villian when he purchased his first leather jacket........ 💯

[@zabrak999]

Dweeb detected.

[@nalinsav]

So superbly said @tommypearson9260 as a vegan and as an animal lover I agree 100 percent with you on that

[@enia1953]

Why do you say that? I am puzzled.

[@zhangyuhang9444]

villain?

[@gamingsportz3390]

Arn't we all villains when using phones made by child labour. All the little hands extracting cobalt in mines and putting small components together.

[@kintin6478]

most intelligent CEO I had even seen, thank you so much for this presentation!

[@df4privateyoutube722]

Incredibly timeless talk. This is to this day still his best and most inspiring speaker event in my opinion

[@MrArunraja08]

I m watching this video and he is still the ceo and nvidia is 1trillon $ company. Wat a legend!!

[@lopadova_]

2.19t

[@spiderduckpig]

2 trillion now, 4th largest in the world

[@daran0518]

3 trillion now. 2nd in the world.Only a few months later.

[@DonG-1949]

@@daran0518 4 trillion... holy hell..

[@annali-m5c]

Yes, but now Musk has started to cash out

[@siansroadtonirvana]

Jen-Hsun was so great! So many years later, and I am glad that I got to listen to this.

[@arjunraghunandanan]

Wow, listening to Jensen Huang's Stanford speech from 2011 isn't just about understanding Nvidia's success; It is a big lesson in personal growth.

[@mcfang329]

What a perspective and visionary at a time. He knows what he is doing way back then and look at him today. He has been preparing this path since from the beginning.

[@Infi1337]

To be fair he should prepare to drop prices a little bit.

[@mio2540]

@@Infi1337 BUT MY DLSS

[@PresidenteMc]

@@Infi1337😂 as he said, sometimes you don't have to follow the wishes of the customer but go ahead with your long-term vision

[@retrofitter]

@@PresidenteMc Once you try cyberpunk pathtraced at 4k, you'll understand the future of games will be fully path traced

[@zzd7ry]

12 years later= this is a brilliant talk- every word resonates, wish I had watched this video so much earlier

[@WeekendMuse]

Listening to this talk in 2024. So insightful and inspirational. Perspectives, visions, asking lots of candid questions. Great talk, bravo Jensen.

[@rishisingh9039]

Today - Wednesday, June 5, 2024 - Nvidia displaced Apple as the second most valuable US company with a market capitalization of 3.012T. Thank you, Mr. Huang, for your perspective and vision especially as they pertain to Artificial Intelligence.

[@annali-m5c]

Trump is now President of the United States

[@richttycoon]

This was before he can afford a leather jacket. His words are educational. Sending this link to my son.

[@IndieAuthorX]

Man, insanely worthwhile talk for me to listen to. The age of the talk is pertinent as now we have the fruit of all those labors coming to fruition and we know that his vision was successful.

[@tanbir2358]

00:02 Introduction to the Entrepreneurial Thought Leader Lecture Series at Stanford 01:49 Jensen Wang, co-founder of NVIDIA and generous donor to the school of engineering. 06:35 Having a unique perspective shapes vision and opportunities 09:02 NVIDIA CEO's vision for 3D graphics technology in gaming industry 13:23 Importance of perspective in entrepreneurial decisions 15:37 Perspective and vision matter in shaping the trajectory of a company. 20:03 Ignoring customers can be necessary for business innovation 21:57 Transitioning NVIDIA to programmable 3D graphics processors 26:04 Passion is essential for building a company 28:00 Reinventing the company through programmable shaders and taking big risks 32:00 Resource allocation and economic decision-making 33:57 Culture of innovation and risk-taking at NVIDIA 38:06 Importance of risk-taking and flexibility in entrepreneurship 39:55 Utilizing GPU for computational graphics beyond traditional graphics applications 43:39 Equal pay and share are fair and simple. 45:38 CEOs and leaders need to be comfortable with ambiguity. 49:13 Incorporating NVIDIA with minimal funding 51:11 VCs invest in great people with a large market vision 54:52 Reinventing the company every 10 years is a necessary and challenging process 57:02 Survival is important: Cash is always king 1:00:52 Start a company based on passion, not money 1:02:56 Unique perspective and perseverance are key to success

[@hugo9618]

He looks like a nice guy. I wish him and his little n-video company all the best.

[@axiom1650]

in-video is still around to this day surprisingly! I think they still make new products even.

[@ShaolinChan5988]

He is very blessed

[@Hunter-ii9wt]

@@axiom1650 it’s in the top 10 most valuable companies in the world ! NVIDIA

[@Itsme-hh4pl]

@@axiom1650in fact InnVidia, is even helping in propelling the whole I.A. Industry!

[@natusaddeficiendum]

​@@Hunter-ii9wtNo way!

[@SCTproductionsJ5]

Start: 3:56 Real start after tech problems solved: 6:00

[@annali-m5c]

yes

[@pelangos]

Amazing! really love to see these kinds of tech talks at colleges.

[@ralffig3297]

Probably the best management video out there. As an entrepreneur, I almost physically relate to all things this guy says.

[@pekwind]

the most valuable semiconductor company in the world. this guys is underrated.

[@user-wq9mw2xz3j]

uh depends on how you define valuable.. highest most bloated stock price? sure but not most valuable in terms of revenue, profit, capital or anything else really.. and market cap not close to tsmc anyways

[@dylankerler3409]

TSMC is worth more

[@armosuperman2k5]

Most valuable fabless for sure. Fastest growing market cap too. Up 3x from start of 2020, nearly $.5T

[@ripalnaik6331]

AMD will overtake it.

[@Nerdywr]

@@user-wq9mw2xz3j nvidia is already heads and shoulders above other fabless semicon competitors, in terms of progress in the most polarizing upcoming tech paradigms such as AI, machine learning, autonomous chips, and virtual reality. Almost the entire existing ML libraries run on the CUDA interface. I have no doubt NVDA will be the next TSLA-like stock craze in the coming 5 years and decade, and easily become a trillion dollar cap company, which it already is on track

[@happyisblue]

I always like his talks. Wish I can speak like him.

[@rameshshah8827]

I believe Jensen could be a true Peace maker for USA China relations. I hope he lives to 100 and may God bless him for his passion and Vision to make the world a better place for all world countries.

[@kongchan437]

Impossibke even for smart guy like him. It is the very human nature of greed, to control power, to control everybody, of the chinese communist party, that is much greater than all jenson's mental and physical resource that he has today at year 2024. As long as there are people like the ccp and putin, the world will not see peace. Only God's power can bring peace.

[@CristobalRuiz]

I wish I was as articulate and clear as this fella. Hats down.

[@alexcastro5081]

what in saying man why couldn’t God give me a brain like his

[@xnx304]

Jensen's vision is really incredible

[@kentpoon7242]

“When you are not constantly reinventing yourself.....“， this is exactly what you see on Apple now. Jensen is such a visionary!

[@123cooldude500]

I liked your comment, but I don't agree with you: Apple absolutely does try to reinvent themselves. They don't like to put out products that aren't up to the 'Apple" standard of technology however. Modern Apple wouldn't have never created something like NVidia FX line in 2003 and released it. So from the outside, it looks like they are just refining their successful products and not innovating but, on the inside they just threw out the whole idea of an Apple car. Even if Tesla did it first, Apple still absolutely tried to reinvent themselves with the car idea.

[@zzz-f9y]

14:11 パースペクティブが重要。同じことをしてても結果が変わる 24:03 既存事業とイノベーション 28:33 変化できなければ死ぬ 29:06 事業同士の共食い 31:21 利益は競争で決まって、参入するかはリソースと需給で決める 45:55 良いCEOは曖昧さを受け入れる 55:27 成功したものを捨てて再発明する必要

[@GlinserINC]

Unbelievable self awareness at almost all times

[@teemoammo]

Holy moly I noticed too, maybe you noticed more, do you mind pointing notable ones pls 😅

[@teemoammo]

Holy moly I noticed too, maybe you noticed more, do you mind pointing notable ones pls 😅

[@speakingtruths4215]

They will "move to memorial auditorium when Steve Ballmer is here." I found that funny. If anyone should be in the auditorium and have tickets sold for his lecture, it should be this man. Not all CEO's are created equal.

[@joelmutungi4018]

It's amazing that Jensen predicted NVIDIA to be the greatest company in the future and now it is!

[@hodlcro4dlife661]

He is so chill and down to earth but yet flying sky high

[@kishansonkar8535]

B by b

[@mirellarodriguezhernandez5556]

@@kishansonkar8535 jl88a3w80

[@LittleWhole]

@@mirellarodriguezhernandez5556 Gub57+'gbnkψψψψþþþþこ

[@satioOeinas]

The best kind

[@SageOfDuality]

Amazing guy

[@hasanaijaz100]

What a talk! Holds true to his every word till today, just about 15 years on!!

[@Endeavour30]

Where is the leather jacket?

[@heeseok7792]

oh i was there in the class room and He just threw it to me before he jumped up to the podium. I remember it smelt like gpu

[@Smallpebble123]

@@heeseok7792 lol

[@HeroDai2448]

It wasn’t invented yet

[@oliveiraluis3540]

Couldnt render it properly with raster yet

[@notlekrut]

He wasn’t a money grubbing executive until he got the jacket

[@Throwingness]

This talk was before the AI revolution so, here are some fun facts. Jensen sunk loads of money into creating the architecture for what became AI computing in 2007. Wall Street analysts valued this part of Nvidia's business at $0 up until 2019. What a visionary!

[@galinageorgieva8554]

This IS a fun fact, thanks

[@annali-m5c]

lol，fact

[@oliveiraluis3540]

You are in charge of youre own company, that means you hire who you wanna hire. Thats great and its the most significant thing I get from this guy. Great talk.

[@ivospironello6451]

This is really awesome. He started almost from a remote idea. Nowadays not only games which resulted in the 1# most profitable entertainment sector but also AI model relies in nvidia GPUs to be trained.

[@kebas239]

He was so passionate at the beginning that they had to bleep everything out.

[@Loppy2345]

This guy is a genius.

[@andeygaming2063]

Iii I iiii iiiii I I I I ii I ii I no I in i I I iiii n i

[@masternobody1896]

rtx 4090 ti enter the chat

[@Shah-G]

What about now?

[@tomgirl366]

He is so underrated. People only talks about Elon Musk, Steve jobs, Jeff Bezos.

[@rayDJ.AbdNas]

Underrated in comparison to the top 2 billionaires, what kind of comparison is that... Those 2 individually have net worths over 10x Jensen Huang's, so from the get go they're more "relevant", and they also run/are associated with more "relevant" brands, I put this in quotes because this in no way means good, and such applies for Steve Jobs who just happened to be the face of the world's largest tech manufacturer ever, so his relevance is set in concrete. Jensen Huang on the other hand? Risen from the niche gaming hardware market and in its true wake over the COVID pandemic, essentially abused his position as the leading GPU manufacturer, and is still making the same mistakes today releasing subpar GPUs with absolutely no innovation whatsoever, any innovation is held hostage behind scummy business tactics that the 3 people you mentioned "override" due to the relevancy of their respective brands and products. You'll find many passionate people in the tech industry, moreso than the majority of other industries, but big tech names will fall into obscurity and will be set aside very quickly RIGHTFULLY for making stupid moves, no matter the amount of passion they once had. All in all, Jensen Huang is a horrible person who sold his soul to big tech and seemingly has not a clue how to retain customers, for I am one of those people who have pledged to avoid purchasing any more GPUs, the 3070 ti will be my last Nvidia upgrade, and if I can help it the last card I get from them unless they can miraculously fix their act, will take a lot more than 5% generational Fps-per-cost unit uplift (which is to be questioned when they released the 4060 Ti, which many say is posed to be even worse value than the 3070...)

[@MrFujinko]

@@rayDJ.AbdNas do the capitalists pay you to write this or you lick boots for free these days? next time your water mains comes apart do yourself a favor and phone the bank manager, then you will find out how much money people care about you

[@ghoziakbar6410]

​@@rayDJ.AbdNas It's insane how one year ago nobody would imagine that nvidia can have the most valuable stock in the market.

[@galinageorgieva8554]

@@rayDJ.AbdNas Yes, Nvidia does look like a company, that has no clue how to retain customers. It's obvious you hate the guy, but don't be so blind and subjective

[@jimnuevo3937]

​@@rayDJ.AbdNas Can you look back at your comment and see where Nvidia is now.

[@ReflectionOcean]

Having a unique perspective and vision is crucial, even if others don't see the opportunity yet. Be willing to ignore conventional wisdom. Competition is intense. What separates winners is having a deep understanding of what makes your business model work. Reinvention through innovation is necessary but risky. Be ready to cannibalize your own products and business model. Culture matters. Foster innovation by encouraging smart risk-taking and quickly pivoting when things don't work. Focus intensely on your core business. Learn to say no to distractions, even seemingly promising ones. Find mentors everywhere. Be open to learning from anyone. Succession planning should focus on developing leaders, not pre-picking replacements. Start a company for passion and purpose, not money. Money alone is the wrong motivation.

[@chriall]

@8:25 How times have changed... He lost his way, lost his vision. And in the end he became the very thing that he opposed.

[@ahmedanwer6899]

hes such a nice fella hes like the chill history teacher at ur school

[@ricr.4669]

So I just found out he's a stud handsome guy with a beautiful commanding voice. Dang!

[@oceaneuropa1117]

Lesson learned: invent your own programming language from the unique perspective of your visionary instinct and apply it to the world.

[@kevinhuang6869]

7丶,。

[@LittleWhole]

@@kevinhuang6869 æþ❢

[@hannespi2886]

Got it

[@moto6913]

他屬於愈老愈帥,有魅力的CEO

[@annali-m5c]

yes

[@HahaHa-kn3db]

He is a hero from Taiwan

[@GeForece6200]

This's just way too good! I

[@masternobody1896]

This is how he control the mass

[@masternobody1896]

This change my perspective and what does it cost knowledge

[@masternobody1896]

40:50 he said ray tracing ok he is 10 years ahead

[@larisahinojosacontreras6692]

¡Qué placer escuchar a este caballero!

[@ShaolinChan5988]

What a great intelligence and he's also blessed with a great deal of wisdom, but he might not aware of it That needs a natural maturity and in order to achieve much greater success in that aspect which is the most important in one's life. It can NOT be told or taught. If it seeded .. That's the 禅 is all about... The highest stage in mankind can achieve is where would you want to be after all

[@Kababalax]

He said " The market doesn't set your price, the competition does" In other words, greed will have no bounds unless competion takes some of their feed away.

[@annali-m5c]

The current technology is confidential

[@yakoudbz]

I would love to talk to that guy, share ideas, perspective... It's the first one hour talk I've ever really listened on the internet.

[@timytimotius4679]

He was, and always is, a great presenter.

[@namelessdata4608]

And now a great scammer. He did the opposite of what he promised to gamers. We got slapped in the face with high prices beyond inflation and misleading performance numbers. Nvidia is disgusting for their anti consumer practices and price hike ripoff and Jensen went from an honorable CEO to now no better than a scammer.

[@LetoAlGaib]

@@namelessdata4608when you’re right, you’re right.

[@annali-m5c]

@@namelessdata4608 why？

[@sebastianblackfyre]

I’m also a Huang and I can learn from anything and anybody

[@nimigeorge8089]

36:45 being flexible/calculated risk taking : how do you teach someone how to fail but fail quickly(and inexpensively. calculated risks) and change courses as soon as you know it's a dead end Answer : beta(testing) 38:49 - 39:36 avg 100 - 1000 users and alpha testing=100-1000 Dave fridmanns AND [TEMPLATE CREATION] 40:02 - 44:04 Perspective, Morselaw improve it twice as much every week/month/year 19:09 - 24:20 Reinvent/Cannibalise your ownideas and products : 27:40 - 31:12

[@WarPigstheHun]

This entire video was rendered in OMNIVERSE!!!!!

[@annali-m5c]

Do you know about it?

[@TrollMeister_]

I bought my first card in 2000. It was based on GeForce2 GTS and was the first time I heard the name nVidia. And boy what a difference it made to playing Quake 2.

[@zephyr707]

great Q&A, shame about the sound issues and that no subtitles were included for those parts that got clipped out

[@oguogu8177]

Watching this video again now, first watched it back in 2017 I think and it was because Intel looking for new CEO and there were a lot rumors that Jensen was considered for the job, and we all know Intel was king in this chip business, and I was curious about this guy, after watching this I was amazed about everything he said and I remember checking NVDA price around $40 back then I think, regretfully didn’t buy the stock.

[@annali-m5c]

why？

[@sarasimpson9885]

He bought 20% of nvidia shares for $200, which is valued at 400 billion 😮

[@galinageorgieva8554]

Well.. he did do the hard work too

[@taijistar9052]

He has energy and conviction. And communication skills!

[@MandoMTL]

Like every sociopath conman.

[@aznmayo]

@@MandoMTL bruh what

[@Martinit0]

Jen-Hsun Huwang: 58:10 "Startup: an enterprise that is nearly out of business all the time."

[@linkchen8245]

"When you are not constantly reinventing yourself in the hi-tech, you are slowly dying at the rate of Moore's law"

[@namelessdata4608]

Lol, nice burn

[@kirkchen8113]

You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain

[@Demopans5990]

Same can be said of most of the current tech CEOs. Steve Wozniak is currently chilling last I've heard

[@HarryClipz]

The “leather jacket” is the force he draws from

[@satioOeinas]

Why is he a villain now?

[@loctrang]

The man is a genius and is one of the Silicon Valley’s royalties for sure! We would be lucky if we can be half as good as he is 👏👏👏

[@iamnestle]

why would you thumb down this video. this is free advice.

[@mks3019]

Really inspiring....some lessions are really important in life and he truly spoke from his experiences.!

[@Gaetano.94]

Really inspiring. He would be proud to see the $1703 CAD before tax bill of my RTX 4080

[@1tsbag134]

​@@Gaetano.94 but he probably seened like a good person 10 years ago...

[@marekskokan]

Wondering, who from '2020+ tech heroes' was there and listening that day.

[@VenkataRamaRajuLolabhattu]

Like it, very practical. Many insights, many takeaways

[@kpj805]

Lecture starts @6:00

[@k4piii]

Ty captain

[@Justjefe]

Better than any business book

[@enjoylife-z9f]

🎉for record: Nvidia is now on track to surpass Apple and become the second largest company in market cap (about to crack $3 trillion) Wish I had watched this video a decade ago, I would have bought Nvidia shares much earlier and much more ❤❤❤ what a legend!❤❤❤

[@Kriegsgeier]

Hammer Video! Höchst interessant! Danke Jensen für deine große Worte!

[@barbarosozturk]

27:57 The fella is so smart that he answers the question before hearing it fully.

[@lc285]

Watching this March 19, 2024. Oh, how NVidia has grown..

[@ronnieku972]

Wish i had found this video at that time and bought the stocks.😢

[@ReflectionOcean]

The video highlights the insights and experiences shared by Jensen Wang, co-founder of NVIDIA, in building a successful company. Wang emphasizes the significance of having a unique perspective and vision in entrepreneurship, as well as the importance of a culture that encourages risk-taking and innovation. He also discusses the role of focus and leadership in achieving success. Wang mentions the potential of GPU computing and the future of NVIDIA. The video concludes by emphasizing the importance of learning from others and remaining open to new ideas. Overall, the video emphasizes the importance of passion, belief, and purpose in starting a company, rather than being solely driven by money.

[@JousefM]

That's probably one of the best talks I ever heard! Really cool guy.

[@黄浦江畔]

Apparently, back then Jensen hasn't yet acquired the taste for leather jacket.

[@chengchinpin644]

Kłiooooii

[@ShaolinChan5988]

It might be a summer time 😆👍

[@WarPigstheHun]

Leather snakeskin jacket :)

[@megauploader]

Pure Gold...

[@cse03raghuveerawankar31]

People from 2024 and 2025 mark your attendance here.

[@jthedood1605]

From "reinvented the technology to make it inexpensive" to "you buy more, you save more"

[@bored78612]

He was talking to his corporate customers for his serves clowns like GN and the other low IQ games just took his words out of context.

[@ruubross]

30 years overnight success

[@starryshadrach6803]

Wow this man went from ALL BLACK TO BLONDE/ALL GRAY

[@ayeoh47]

Damn this is great looking back now

[@supercker]

gpu computation - his vision 13 years back now that its 2024!

[@Tryha4d]

He didnt predict Future He build it.

[@ВалентинПетлеваный]

When we were young and we were talking beautiful nonsense !

[@pphealthy8866]

the part that talk about culture of nvidia is very valuable, thanks

[@BestMods168]

This guy sounds pretty smart. He should start a business.

[@god-son-love]

lol

[@12121921]

He shows passionate and energy.

[@hemangchauhan2864]

This talks hits harder when working in you're working in startup. You see those exact things happening.

[@vladimirgetselevich4704]

Pure genius and so good man! I am very happy that I was able to join Nvidia.

[@annali-m5c]

wow

[@fintech1378]

at minute 56: mission accomplished in 2024

[@ziggystardust6566]

56:26 crazy to see how true his prediction was

[@poonhenry73]

that's 12 year ago, if you held $100 nvidia stock, now it will be $200,000+

[@annali-m5c]

yes

[@amol5463777]

Electrical/Software engineers and Mathematicians have highest organised brains among humans.

[@annali-m5c]

yes

[@mwilke07]

Imagine being this passionate about something and then becoming a CEO for the cost of your soul.

[@2CSST2]

He seems very passionate about what he's accomplishing in the world with his company. Maybe you're the one who's soul is a miserable bitter thing.

[@josedavidcastilloblanco2437]

Working for myself and becoming rich and powerful into something I'm passionate? Mate that's literally living the dream

[@satioOeinas]

you sound delusional and bitter

[@jaspreetkaur2496]

Insightful Conversation!

[@arklaw8306]

Jen-Hsun Huang: "Sometimes you have to ignore your customers." That company: "You must always ignore your customers. Got it."