Jensen Huang co-founded NVIDIA in 1993 and has led its evolution from graphics chips to accelerated computing and AI infrastructure. Before NVIDIA, he designed microprocessors at AMD and directed Coreware at LSI Logic. His talks explore the discipline behind long technical bets: building a platform before its market is obvious, learning openly from setbacks and continually remaking a company around new computing possibilities.
Jensen Huang co-founded NVIDIA in 1993 and has led its evolution from graphics chips to accelerated computing and AI infrastructure. Before NVIDIA, he designed microprocessors at AMD and directed Coreware at LSI Logic. His talks explore the discipline behind long technical bets: building a platform before its market is obvious, learning openly from setbacks and continually remaking a company around new computing possibilities.
Career
Jensen Huang attended Stanford University, earning a MS, Electrical Engineering.