Quick Read Big tech spent over $600B on AI infrastructure this year. Jensen Huang describes compute power as the new natural resource. The AI infrastructure buildout represents the largest in human ...

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says AI infrastructure spending is sustainable and will span 7–8 years as capex hits $650B in 2026.

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang said India will build its own AI systems, data centres and chips, calling artificial intelligence as ...

Jensen Huang explains why India must treat AI as sovereign infrastructure, reshaping IT services, data centres, manufacturing ...

Huang's comments come after key Nvidia customers Meta, Amazon, Google and Microsoft reported their latest earnings over the past two weeks.

In a recent interview, NVIDIA Corp NVDA CEO Jensen Huang predicted that the global demand for AI infrastructure will soar as nations prioritize building and controlling their AI systems. What Happened ...

“Praise and promise are completely useless” without AI infrastructure, Nvidia’s chief executive, Jensen Huang, told City AM when asked about the effusive comments he made on Britain’s AI capabilities ...

Jensen has 25 years of technology leadership experience at major telecommunications and digital infrastructure companies, including Digital Realty, Lumen Technologies, EarthLink, and Verizon Jensen ...

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Nvidia has become the world's largest company on the back of demand for its artificial intelligence chips. Nvidia's incredible momentum might have legs if a recent prediction by CEO Jensen Huang comes ...

Nvidia (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang took the stage at the annual World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Wednesday for a conversation with BlackRock CEO Larry Fink to discuss the impact of ...

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has a stark warning for America: the country's AI leadership is threatened not by inferior technology, but by infrastructure bottlenecks that China is rapidly outpacing. Save ...