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Today, NVIDIA is widely recognized as the most consequential technology company in the world. But when Founder and CEO Jensen Huang hatched the idea more than three decades ago, it was viewed as little more than an incredibly risky bet on a new approach to computing. How did Huang,... an immigrant from working class roots in Taiwan, build this company into what it is today? In the first installment of the Hoover Institution's Only in America series, Condoleezza Rice sits down with Huang to explore why his rise—and that of NVIDIA—couldn't have happened anywhere else. 04:42 Jensen Huang's journey to the US 07:54 Jensen's experience at boarding school in Kentucky 14:23 How Jensen came to Silicon Valley 17:23 Founding NVIDIA 23:40 The evolution and growth of NVIDIA 27:08 Sustaining motivation amid challenges 29:01 America's exceptional tech sector 32:28 Why Huang is a "cautious optimist" on AI 35:10 Jensen Huang's Only in America storyshow more

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Gee Cee3 months ago

@nvidia …… but the question remains: Why is Jensen so blind to China’s systematic, multi-pronged, never-ending campaign of subterfuge against us 🇺🇸 ?? He always chooses to downplay it Yet it’s a sustained/vicious campaign (corporate espionage, influence ops, etc…) that China runs.

PattiL06153 months ago

@nvidia Such an amazing and inspirational immigrant story. Truly the American Dream. What incredibly wise and visionary parents Jensen was fortunate to have. I can barely imagine what he and his brother thought about Disneyland!

AnthonyG.P.R.F-B-T-A3 months ago

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Chantel Giviona Miles3 months ago

@nvidia Could not have aired at a better time. Also loved the videography and production was spot on. The finer things make the the bigger things greater 👌

AnthonyG.P.R.F-B-T-A3 months ago

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Mike Takac3 months ago

@nvidia How did the U.S. achieve such prosperity in less than 250 years, while other social systems have endured for millennia and others trying to make Marxism work?

Skytoshi3 months ago

@nvidia What kind of moron thought that you could inject illegal surveillance Bluetooth radios into people using their own money and never get caught? Hahaha you morons did!

AnthonyG.P.R.F-B-T-A3 months ago

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Change Illinois3 months ago

@nvidia How does a warmonger like @CondoleezzaRice get a job at Stanford instead of living in shame?

AnthonyG.P.R.F-B-T-A3 months ago

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Vinton Frost, 1st Amendment Plaintiff/Appellant3 months ago

@nvidia Auditorium in NVIDIA name on the Farm. - TVP base Looking good, Condi... Happy

Mark Simon3 months ago

@nvidia So Hoover is gonna stay with the pro-CCP cash…- hope the check was worth it..

Charles Barr3 months ago

@nvidia NVIDIA’s story is not just innovation. It’s continuity. The company repeatedly transformed its technology while preserving the core invariants that defined its identity. Most firms optimize for products. The rare ones optimize for continuity across change.

Arthur Zhang2 months ago

@nvidia Code Name SANDKYAN: Nvidia’s Illegal Route To China A single banned Nvidia server costs one million euros on the Chinese black market as smuggling networks under code name SANDKYAN outpace Washington export controls.

AnthonyG.P.R.F-B-T-A3 months ago

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AnthonyG.P.R.F-B-T-A3 months ago

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Don Fotsch 🌵🇺🇸3 months ago

@nvidia It’s not the most consequential tech company in the world; just ask him.

Chinsanity3 months ago

@nvidia Amazing interview!

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Jensen Huang is the CEO of the world’s most valuable company, NVIDIA worth over $4 trillion in market cap. He recently sat down and gave an incredible interview regarding the competition between the US and China 🇺🇸 🇨🇳 It amazes me how so many people in Washington are calling this interview “unpatriotic” and that Jensen doesn’t represent the best interests of the United States. The simple truth? Jensen tells it exactly how it is and people in Washington don’t want to accept the truth. Fact check anything Jensen said in this interview and show me where he made one factual error? You can’t and this is why people in Washington are so pissed off at this interview 👇

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