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Nvidia pulls in $55.60 for every single hundred bucks it brings in, a number that leaves Microsoft at $36.10 and Alphabet sitting at $32.80. Meta keeps $30.10 while Apple retains $26.90, and the Industrial & Commercial… Mostrar mais

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The race for artificial superintelligence isn't just about code or chips; it comes down to energy availability. Jensen Huang from Nvidia says the US has world-class chip design and algorithms but lacks the scaling power… Mostrar mais

Turns out the thieves who grabbed two Nvidia-branded trucks thought they'd hit the jackpot of a lifetime, only to find out those vehicles were actually testing self-driving AI systems. The cargo inside wasn't high-tech… Mostrar mais

Nvidia truck heist fails

Keeping an AI agent from wandering past its limits is turning into its own problem, and that's the space NVIDIA is stepping into with the Open Agent Safety Platform. Agents keep picking up more rope: they can reach for… Mostrar mais

Marie flags Jensen Huang's take on uncontrolled AI agents as alarming, yet the core argument hinges on a single condition: we all need to hope it's an engineering problem. If it's not an engineering problem, it's not… Mostrar mais

Over 100 companies are backing a new hardware-based monitoring system from NVIDIA that Jensen Huang introduced to counter unauthorized AI agents. This setup isolates rogue agents within milliseconds, serving as the… Mostrar mais

A study of 26,000 students found that AI helps them finish tasks faster while making their thinking worse. Ezra Klein brought that up on his show, and Jensen Huang didn't argue with it. The Nvidia CEO went further… Mostrar mais

Wait, the whole $5.3 trillion valuation of Nvidia isn't just about selling chips to companies that need them. It's a closed loop where Nvidia uses its own cash to fund OpenAI, Anthropic, and Elon's xAI, then those same… Mostrar mais

The trade-off between immediate hardship and long-term benefit is stark when you look at how Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang views the future of artificial intelligence. He compares building AI data centers to undergoing… Mostrar mais

Jensen Huang AI surgery comparison

Nvidia is betting its entire stack on one layer, and Jensen thinks it's the thing after electricity and the internet. Two centuries ago we figured out how to power objects. Then came the ability to locate information.… Mostrar mais

So Jensen Huang is calling this a low IQ era. The Nvidia CEO's take: math and other fundamentals stop being necessary for kids, since AI handles that work for them. Which reframes what school is even for. Sure.

Jensen Huang low IQ era AI education

Cisco built the pipes that made the internet run, and the dot-com era still didn't hand them the biggest payday, per Henrik Zeberg (HenrikZeberg). The money landed with the companies sitting on top of the internet, not… Mostrar mais

While other big tech CEOs argue for slowing the AI pace, Nvidia's Jensen Huang sees a 0% probability that superintelligence triggers an apocalypse by 2030. He's pushing hard to accelerate development regardless of anyone… Mostrar mais

Jensen Huang World Economic Forum AI speech

America does NOT have enough electricity to run what these companies are building. You don't form an emergency coalition around a problem you've solved. You form one around a problem that's beating you. This morning… Mostrar mais

The bottleneck conversation around AI has been stuck on chips, but electricity might end up mattering more. Google, Nvidia and Anthropic are each trying to line up 100 GW of capacity for AI, which reframes the whole… Mostrar mais