Huang Tells Merz to Grow Before Regulating
In Berlin, Huang told Merz there is nothing to regulate if the industry doesn't thrive, as Germany signed an AI pact with Nvidia.
Read the storyCo-founder, president & CEO, NVIDIA
Jensen Huang co-founded NVIDIA in 1993 after engineering and management roles at AMD and LSI Logic.
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Jensen Huang co-founded NVIDIA in 1993 after engineering and management roles at AMD and LSI Logic. He has led the company from graphics chips into accelerated computing and AI infrastructure. Its GPU and CUDA platforms connect his career to both scientific computing and the current AI industry.
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Huang presents NVIDIA’s next major AI computing architecture at GTC.
Source: NVIDIAMore than 10 years ago.
The platform opens its GPUs to general-purpose parallel computing during his tenure.
Source: NVIDIAHuang, Chris Malachowsky and Curtis Priem establish the company; Huang becomes CEO.
Source: NVIDIAHe starts his semiconductor career after completing his undergraduate engineering studies.
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