Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang encourages the use of AI as an educational tool, emphasizing its potential to democratize learning.

The chip leader says the tech should now teach humans, but doesn’t believe it will replace them in the workforce.

Jensen Huang, the CEO of Nvidia Inc. NVDA, has revealed that he uses AI chatbots to create initial drafts. What Happened: ...

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CES took place in Las Vegas earlier this month and highlighted the latest innovations and new trends for 2025.

Many of Silicon Valley's tech titans are getting ready to attend President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration today — but not Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. On Friday, Huang was in Taiwan, where he ...

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang wrapped up a fast-paced 55-hour visit to Taiwan, underscoring the country's role in the global AI and semiconductor industries. During his stay from January 16 to 19 ...

introduced its GeForce RTX 50 series for both desktops and notebooks, both based on the company's "Blackwell" design. The introduction came as part of a larger keynote by CEO Jensen Huang, in which he ...

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said Friday he will not be going to President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration — opting not to join several of his fellow tech titans slated to fly in to Washington, DC.

Jensen Huang said he believes that "very useful" quantum computers could take two decades to materialize. One leader in this sector says that this isn't true for all types of quantum computers.