Something about Jensen Huang reminds me of the late Steve Jobs. I’ve conducted interviews with both, and they both have a close-up appeal and sometimes a scratchy genius. Both wore their trademark black attire, while Huang chose a leather jacket over the turtleneck worn by the Apple founder.
In the tech industry, both are highly regarded innovators. Huang, meanwhile, is currently under investigation for allegedly having an affair with a Chinese agent. The most potent frontier AI models are essential to everything you have heard about artificial intelligence (AI) in recent months, whether it be positive, negative, revolutionary, or disastrous.
They, in turn, rely on the most powerful microchips, and for many years, that business has been the same: Nvidia under Huang’s leadership. His technology is based on reused game graphics and Taiwan’s manufacturing expertise.
The public hardly recognises names like Gracehopper, Vera, and Rubin, yet these are the names of chips that are driving the development of AI models that are changing the world. During US President Donald Trump’s state visit to the UK in September last year, I had the opportunity to meet Huang as he held court with reporters and offered words of encouragement for the UK’s digital future.
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