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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Unveils Next-gen AI Hardware At Computex 2025, Opens NVLink To Rival Chipmakers
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang opened Computex 2025 in Taipei with a series of announcements marking a bold expansion of Nvidia’s AI ambitions and a surprising turn toward working more closely with former rivals in the chipmaking world.
Huang introduced a computer system for AI users. "One thing's for sure: Everybody can have one for Christmas," he said.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang is in Taiwan right now for Computex 2025, wining and dining with the biggest businesses at a dinner ...
NVIDIA announced plans to invest in Taiwan’s tech infrastructure, announcing an AI supercomputer in the country.
Jensen Huang heaped praise on the Chinese AI model that briefly upended the tech world, calling DeepSeek's R1 "a great ...
In his keynote speech at Computex in Taipei, Jensen Huang said Nvidia secured a lease for a new property and is partnering with local firms, including Foxconn.
In March, however, Nvidia announced a quantum research lab in Boston in collaboration with Harvard and MIT. Markets expect ...
Nvidia’s stock surged after a major Saudi AI chip deal and boosted Jensen Huang’s net worth to around $114 billion.
Beyond the usual names seen with Jensen Huang in Taiwan, Compal Chairman Ray Chen (standing directly behind Huang) appears ...
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