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NVIDIA started with the wrong technology, learned the right one from three textbooks bought at Fry’s, and went on to invent most of the major breakthroughs in modern computing. At Startup School 2026, YC's Garry Tan sits down with NVIDIA Founder and CEO Jensen Huang to talk about confronting...

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Khalid1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang Every time I listen to Jensen, I'm reminded that the biggest breakthroughs usually come from people willing to rethink their assumptions. Always be ready to question your own thinking

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Ivan Ogarkov1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang The Real Boss.

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Samiul Alom Sium1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang

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Ramprasad Edigi1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang why this interview is hours long. i was stuck in the loop listening again and again THIS IS THE BEST TIME TO START A COMPANY

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Thorba1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang Proud to be part of startup school this year

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Goran Majić1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang Not one word about René Girard?

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𝕂𝕒𝕓𝕚𝕣1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang Somewhere a Fry's clearance shelf deserves a plaque. "Bought on a whim, built modern computing" is one heck of a receipt to keep.

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Saeed Anwar1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang Starting with the wrong technology and pivoting hard based on three textbooks is a more common founder story than people admit, they just usually don't survive long enough to tell it. What was the sharpest insight Jensen shared that didn't make the highlight clips?

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Rey Neill1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang Cool super bowl

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Mohit Panchal1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang jensennnnnnnnnn we all gotta jensenmaxx

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Ricky Chan1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang nvidia's story was one of the most legendary ones

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Gurshad Namazlı1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang

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Jon Flaig1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang Yeah I mean that sentence is both true and fucking insane.

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Harrison Aloo | Software Engineering1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang

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Jack | CruxBoards1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang Great startup idea in the video: Agent editability may matter more than agent autonomy.

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creeeeng1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang "NVIDIA started with the wrong technology, learned the rig…" — yeah

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The Ledger Line1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang Can't stop thinking about the "systems thinking is the new coding" line.

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Lucky Cat1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang this timeline is packed with insights, especially the textbook pivot and the Sega story

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Genius💡💹🧲 🤖1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang This story hits different when the results literally changed modern computing forever

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felix negentropy. weallareeuropean1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang @cerebras me too

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Chinsanity1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang Yoooo! Thanks for posting this. Gonna bookmark for later.

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Sanket Datta1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang the textbooks part is almost too clean a story. the real pattern is they stayed alive long enough to be wrong, then pivoted into something no one else wanted to touch. most founders quit in the gap between those two things.

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Sebastian Buzdugan1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang three textbooks explain the pivot, but cuda explains why nvidia kept growing

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未知1 个月前

NVIDIA的起点其实挺狼狈的,从错误技术起步,靠Fry's买的三本教科书自学成才,这故事比那些\"天才灵光一现\"的叙事真实得多。黄仁勋最狠的地方在于,他从不迷信所谓\"正确\"的路径,而是用工程直觉硬生生把GPU从游戏配件变成了AI时代的算力底座。YC请他来谈创业,本质上是在告诉那些名校辍学、融资千万的创始人:真正的护城河不是初始方向选得多准,而是你能否在错误中快速迭代出颠覆性认知。如今NVIDIA市值登顶,但别忘了它当年差点死在英特尔和微…

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dhinna ship .ico1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang Most retell the textbook pivot while ignoring the decade of wrong hardware bets

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Hardik (🔮)1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang Going to listen this today .

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Sridhar A1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang how hard can it be

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Jimin1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang Three textbooks from Fry’s were enough to change NVIDIA’s technical direction. The real moat was not the first idea—it was the willingness to discard it before sunk cost became doctrine.

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Kam Hossieny | CRO1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang Love this. The biggest breakthroughs often come from people willing to learn, adapt, and keep going, mate.

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Elizabeta Kuzevska1 个月前

@garrytan @nvidia @JensenHuang The best breakthroughs often come from betting on what others overlook

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mcmv1 个月前

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