He deserves it! Many CEO don't! Many founders truly love their own companies and work very hard to make them successful. An example is how Jobs saved Apple. Unfortunately after the founders die, usually they will go downhill. I strongly believe if Jobs were still alive, Apple's products would be "far better" because of his passion and perfectionist personality.
Jim Keller (Intel, AMD) seems like a great tech leader - of people, for people. No fake theatrics or mannerisms, just humble and down-to-earth. The best leaders do not always make it all the way to the top. And they might even refuse to go that high on the ladder, not to become too detached from the things they are passionate about.
@@cmd72 As a (retired) leader myself, I evaluate one's leadership qualities based on how virtuous, reasonable and "real" the person appears to be (act). However, if I were an investor seeking maximum returns on my investments at any cost (social, ecological, etc.), my CEO benchmark might be entirely different. With respect to that, high-functioning unscrupulous psychopaths may perform much better (to the detriment of society and humanity, unfortunately).
@@ACzechManGoingHisOwnWay no disrespect with the previous comments. I like Jensen as CEO because his vision and leadership , such as he realize the importance of CUDA when every Wall Street investors think he was wasting money. You might know this, he regularly went to Universities to sit in room for academic lectures and tried to find the interesting ideas. The person who lead the CUDA development in Nvidia was hired after Jensen attended his seminar in Stanford University
Been beating myself up a bit that I sold my 53 shares of NVDA at $374 each back in May 2023 and now it is at over $1,100. Now thinking of liquidating a few other investments to rebuy but afraid to do so. I also currently have 500k in savings making me next to nothing.
De-risk your portfolios, shore up your core holdings, and take some profits while balancing your portfolio allocations. I’d also suggest you go with a managed portfolio, so it’s best you reach out to a proper fiduciary to guide you, that’s what works for me. We've made over 50% capital growth minus dividends.
The decision on when to pick an Adviser is a very personal one. I take guidance from Sharon Ann Meny to meet my growth goals and avoid mistakes, she's well-qualified and her page can be easily found on the net.
The Main reason all the compaines buy nvidia not for there chips but for there software ,CUDA programming language is invented by nvida to run the both CPU and gpus efficiently so by using this technology we can literally do 1 hr work in 10 mins many libraries which are used in deep learning and machine learning are written in cuda ,so the main success is cuda which is a great revolutionizing software
@@atharvakpatil Jensen is as close as a self-made billionaire as you can get. - Only him and his brother were sent to the US to live with an uncle when he was 10, so he has no connection or nepotism to rely on. - He worked at Denny's as a dishwasher for minimum wage when he was 15. According to his recent speech, he also scrubbed a lot of toilets. - He was broke when he was young. The reason he chose Oregon State University was because it was the cheapest school he could afford since he got the in-state discount. - Jensen founded NVIDIA with 2 friends in 93, with only $40,000 total between 3 of them (around $85,000 in 2024). Not exactly a huge sum of money. He was constantly worried that NVIDIA could go bankrupt at any moment. Jensen is just a really smart and hard working guy.
I still remember seeing Morrowind for the first time with a geforce 3 ti 500 and its fancy new vertex shaders. The water looked like mercury but it still brought tears to my eyes.
I see u completely miss the fact that before mining before 2010s Nvidia invented Cuda for computing workload which now becomes a standard. Oh and Jensen is one of the first to recognise GPU uses as parallel computing devices and not just gaming. All that is quite visionary. They never change in that aspect. Crypto mining is more just a result of such focus that he happily exploit for more profits. The company never really go all in on crypto. Oh and it is way before crypto mine boom or even it become a mainstream thing
Well a huge stock bubble where there is no possibility of Nvidia's stock price justifying its future earnings could play a role. As of this time of writing, Nvidia has a P/E ratio of 78.18. How long will it take to recoup one's investment at the current stock price? According to the P/E ratio, about 78 years. While Nvidia's technology is unmatched, their share price is another bubble that can not be sustained when investors stop piling into it.
Well, P/E of 80 could be justifiable. But not at the current scale of the company and its customers. There is limited manufacturing capacity as well as limited (though still not saturated) buy side. The market is essentially expecting a quadrupling in earnings. Nvidia already has quite a high profit margin, inviting competition. There are already viable HW alternatives for what nVidia produces, but they lag behind in terms of software stack support (CUDA just demolishes). Once a major competitor (AMD) manages to bring a no-hassle drop-in replacement for CUDA, it is going to eat into nVidia's sales and/or profit margins. This is a remote threat, but a serious one none the less.
Put your money where your mouth is. Short Nvidia now and it will make u a millionaire. Otherwise u r just another keyboard warrior who thinks you know more than anyone else.
I'm going to disagree with you, but not about the P/E ratio. You're spot on there. There are numerous technology companies developing ASICs that are going to hurt nVidia badly. Right now they're in a good position because they have a large market presence, and TensorFlow/PyTorch/Caffe are have super robust training tools written around Cuda. Just by virtue of being first. That's changing fast, and once that's gone nVidia is not in a good position at all. It's going to follow a very similar trajectory to Bitcoin mining. First it started on CPUs, then GPUs made using CPUs obsolete, then FPGAs displaced GPUs, then ASICs took over. The only difference with AI is that we'll skip over FPGAs.
CUDA was even started before crypto currencies which is the “programming language” to make their GPUs do specific tasks like training a machine learning model. An issue for Nvidia with crypto was also they pretended much of the sale was in gaming so they got in trouble for misleading investors. I do find it interesting both Nvidia and Adobe have very satisfied employees, so the ones being screwed instead is their costumers, lol.
I rendered using nvidia GPU it took 12 minutes When I used amd GPU for same task it took 10 hours Nvidia optimizes software for their hardware CUDA I personally like AMD hardware because many are saying their hardware is awesome 😎 What amd can achieve if they have their own version of CUDA❤
What really bothered me was how he fumbled the ball so hard with the major screw up of 3k series of GPU. Thus screw up was so bad that EVGA quit the GPU market all together.
He used to be real engineer and one of the actual founders of company to which he dedicated whole life. He's real deal, not Elon Musk. It was proven that he time and again had reasonable feel of the market and when possible, tried to steer toward certain trends. NVidia had made sensisble and perspective acquisitions (e.g. Mellanox ).
Technically you are correct. But I believe Nvidia wouldn't hesitate to do the same if they could. Luckily, designing microprocessor chips is almost impossible to be done without human intervention.
I think nvidia got much needed breakout after ai but it's idea of being in cloud business growing from just gaming GPUs it's something else but having patience of decades is remarkable
I used to like Nvidia until they started overpricing all their hardware, and designing lower end hardware with shortcomings on purpose to make you upgrade to their higher tiers. They don't give a crap about desktop pc's anymore imo. They're focused on AI and crypto mining machines.
Nvidia "risking it all pivoting to the mining industry" is simply wrong. They didnt do anything, miners started buying gaming chips, this started to cause trouble for their gaming business because gamers were starting to get upset about ballooning prices, so they launched a few "mining chips" which were just regular gaming chips but with no display port. Mining chips never contributed much to Nvidia's financials. Nvidia didnt like the whole mining situation because suddenly demand for their chips was tied to absolutely unpredictable crypto demand. If you ever listened to their communication back then and even now, they never "pivoted" towards that business, all they did is manage the uncomfortable demand situation which ultimately cause a massive excess in channel inventory in 2019.
Well obviously. He's able to sell a glorified desktop 4060ti as the 4070 mobile despite the 1070 and 2070 mobile being the same GPU as the desktop one and even performing close to them despite the lower power draw. They make laptop users pay MASSIVE premium just to get the bare minimum of 12gb of vram despite being fully capable of providing it at lower cost. They are slowly taking away user control on the laptops. And people defend this. I'd be surprised if he wasn't that rich. Nvidia out here pulling the scummiest tactics after apple and people not calling them out and instead defending them just goes to show how misinformed people are and why they can get away with these hyper greedy tactics. I'd love to see you make a video on how amd, intel and nvidia are undermining user control and making upgradability and repairability on laptops semi pointless. laptop OEM's are doing nothing to alleviate this either. Because whats the point of upgradability and right to repair when the chips themselves are being artificially nerfed for greed
What you are complaining about is not even 5% of their earning. Nvidia is barely a gaming hardware company anymore. It's a broken record now. He founded the company, still runs, took the right decisions, created the right tech by hiring the best and took this brand to the highest level - this video is about that. Any CEO or brand in Nvidia's place would do the same. It's upto others to break Nvidia' grip by giving competitive products, that's all.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH I know that. If I was in his place, I'd prolly do the same because people eat it up. AMD was an even bigger joke back in 2016 to 2018 on laptops than they are right now but nvidia wasn't as shady back then giving us full desktop performance across the board. It was with ampere they started this shady trend because people didn't call them out. Look at the desktop crowd and what they did to the 12gb 4080 and the 4060ti. Both ended up being flops. Same with the 4080. Meanwhile nvidia knows the laptop crowd is so misinformed and confused that they didn't even bother releasing the super refresh on laptops like they did with turing. They know people will eat it right up. Thats why they also kept the 4050 as laptop exclusive because they know desktop crowd will eat them alive if they released a 6gb gpu. So no, its not just lack of competition. Its lack of criticism. As long as people enable this, they'll keep getting away with it.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH The problem is, while big youtubers are fast to call out Nvidia on this(Nvidia was even forced to rename 4080 12GB to 4070 ti and lower its price, so I dare you to tell me that what people say doesn't matter), they don't do it when it comes to laptops. If the same thing happened on laptops Nvidia would be far less eager to cut their specs compared to desktops.
@@siyzerixi don't think laptop crowd was misinformed. Many people want AMD based solution but they can't really find them. The thing with laptops AMD did not simply sell the parts to OEM. they also need to share the R&D cost to develop those laptop. AMD most often will not going to agree on design win unless OEM willing to produce the laptop in a certain volume that AMD deem "worth the cost invested on it". But OEM also did not want to over produce product that later are harder to sell. So it is not a win-win situation for them.
@@arenzricodexd4409 Yes they are. None of them pointed out how nvidia lowered the max tdp from 200w to 175w on high end laptop gpu's despite the laptop's cooling increasing massively. They don't point out how nvidia does not allow OEM's to push laptops like they used to with SLI gtx 1080 laptops. Nobody wants amd dgpu's on laptops because you cannot OC them, undervolt them, get radeon relive with it, no RSR, no stock, often times higher price than nvidia options and worst of all rarely give more vram than nvidia and sometimes lower vram options. Do you really expect OEM's to put an inferior product? The rx7600s can barely compete with the rtx 4050 yet it costs more. AMD had the perfect chance with rx6000 mobile where they had near parity with nvidia in terms of efficiency. Could've easily given more vram options. Did they? No, rather they mislead consumers with parts like the rx6800m/6850mxt.
It's better to be lucky more than smart, but it doesn't hurt if you're a bit smart too. I have no problem with Nvidia's success, however, I don't think people understand its limitations. A good instruction manual and an easy to parallel "core" isn't exactly hard to knock off.
@@tinashe3753 ..... You literally have no clue what you're talking about do you? Yes, AMD, INTC, and several other companies ALREADY HAVE better than NVDA. What they don't have is easy to use APIs and a good user manual. Literally. That's it.
this is so funny, jensen and musk just got insanely lucky and that's it they have an average IQ at best, but since humans cannot comprehend luck they're in awe drooling and hoping they can learn from their luck
They have ideas and visions that they are working towards, taking risks just to make it come true. It's mostly just hard work and taking chances instead of luck. With luck you don't produce GPU's.
Soon nvidia stocks will crash again when other companies catches up on making capable AI chips. Nvidia need to invest in other things to balance out when their stocks crushes. Its just a pattern we all see.
For real or it is just a statement on their site to pretend there is some DIE? I quess they can go down rly soon if it is true, coz competition without it should develop faster.
Intel even has their own fab, developing new GPUs, and developing AI stuff, plus they have an x86 license. Their only mistake is being stuck on the 10nm node, but nvidia doesn't even have a node.
@@LogicallyAnswered Now I should apologize I found it was pronounced reee-va in 3 old videos i just watched. I bought a riva tnt2 to replace my 3dfx voodoo2 card. I always thought the card (riva)led other cards but i guess most people pronounced it ree-va.
The fact that he started Nvidia when he was 30 years old is an inspiration to me. Age doesn't matter at all.
The data says that most successful startup founders are around 40.
Experience 😢....
Jensen is an actual founder. Imagine Steve Jobs still running Apple
World would have changed drastically
Steve will still be milking a 3.5" phone with his distorted reality.
@@estiennetaylor1260Every phone then was smaller .
What about zuck
Elon Musk is a real founder.... 😂😂😂 Ok just kidding
Great video. Awesome to see the connection between the beginning of your channel and Nvidia.
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Are u from south Asia? @@LogicallyAnswered
He is an Indian@@ATrivedi-sp9hs
He deserves it! Many CEO don't!
Many founders truly love their own companies and work very hard to make them successful. An example is how Jobs saved Apple.
Unfortunately after the founders die, usually they will go downhill.
I strongly believe if Jobs were still alive, Apple's products would be "far better" because of his passion and perfectionist personality.
Jensen has carved out a path that is amazingly inspiring and yet emotional. I was really forwarded to your Video on him thanks man!
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Jim Keller (Intel, AMD) seems like a great tech leader - of people, for people. No fake theatrics or mannerisms, just humble and down-to-earth.
The best leaders do not always make it all the way to the top. And they might even refuse to go that high on the ladder, not to become too detached from the things they are passionate about.
well said
So you evaluate a company CEO by his humble attitude 😂
@@cmd72 That's not the complete picture definitely, but it's an important part of it.
@@cmd72 As a (retired) leader myself, I evaluate one's leadership qualities based on how virtuous, reasonable and "real"
the person appears to be (act).
However, if I were an investor seeking maximum returns on my investments at any cost (social, ecological, etc.), my CEO benchmark might be entirely different. With respect to that, high-functioning unscrupulous psychopaths may perform much better (to the detriment of society and humanity, unfortunately).
@@ACzechManGoingHisOwnWay no disrespect with the previous comments. I like Jensen as CEO because his vision and leadership , such as he realize the importance of CUDA when every Wall Street investors think he was wasting money. You might know this, he regularly went to Universities to sit in room for academic lectures and tried to find the interesting ideas. The person who lead the CUDA development in Nvidia was hired after Jensen attended his seminar in Stanford University
2017....!!!
Boy have you personally evolved...
Your content always insightful...
Congratulations on your channel's progress....
Been beating myself up a bit that I sold my 53 shares of NVDA at $374 each back in May 2023 and now it is at over $1,100. Now thinking of liquidating a few other investments to rebuy but afraid to do so. I also currently have 500k in savings making me next to nothing.
Everyone needs a Margin of Safety in their portfolios and just remember, It's time in the market versus timing the market.
De-risk your portfolios, shore up your core holdings, and take some profits while balancing your portfolio allocations. I’d also suggest you go with a managed portfolio, so it’s best you reach out to a proper fiduciary to guide you, that’s what works for me. We've made over 50% capital growth minus dividends.
Market behavior can be complex and unpredictable. Mind if I ask you to recommend this particular coach to whom you have used their services?
The decision on when to pick an Adviser is a very personal one. I take guidance from Sharon Ann Meny to meet my growth goals and avoid mistakes, she's well-qualified and her page can be easily found on the net.
I just googled her now and I'm really impressed with her credentials. I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can get.
Him and NVIDIA are legendary and inspirational for small business entrepreneurs like me ✨⌨️
Good luck man!
Lol u are bl
The Main reason all the compaines buy nvidia not for there chips but for there software ,CUDA programming language is invented by nvida to run the both CPU and gpus efficiently so by using this
technology we can literally do 1 hr work in 10 mins many libraries which are used in deep learning and machine learning are written in cuda ,so the main success is cuda which is a great revolutionizing software
Truly one of the most humble men I've ever met. Honored to be riding on his coat tails.
Great video brother!!! Thanks!!
Thank you as always Daniel!
Great video as always . I was shocked to discover that NVIDIA has amassed a market cap of $2 Trillion. I was totally living under a rock😂
Insane right! Happened so quickly
They had like 11 billion in 2014 and now 10 years later more than 2 trillion close to 3, it's insane
Head of a developing and growing market. Preparation met circumstance in this case.
As an Asian man he’s my role model. Self made, humble and always learning. Jesus
Great role model!
How exactly is he humble?
Pro-tip: you can find role models in any race.
Race doesn't matter.
"self made" is a term I find very hilarious. not discrediting his efforts or his accomplishments but nobody is ever self made
@@atharvakpatil Jensen is as close as a self-made billionaire as you can get.
- Only him and his brother were sent to the US to live with an uncle when he was 10, so he has no connection or nepotism to rely on.
- He worked at Denny's as a dishwasher for minimum wage when he was 15. According to his recent speech, he also scrubbed a lot of toilets.
- He was broke when he was young. The reason he chose Oregon State University was because it was the cheapest school he could afford since he got the in-state discount.
- Jensen founded NVIDIA with 2 friends in 93, with only $40,000 total between 3 of them (around $85,000 in 2024). Not exactly a huge sum of money. He was constantly worried that NVIDIA could go bankrupt at any moment.
Jensen is just a really smart and hard working guy.
I still remember seeing Morrowind for the first time with a geforce 3 ti 500 and its fancy new vertex shaders.
The water looked like mercury but it still brought tears to my eyes.
his vision is incredible
I've just started watching, but it seems like another banger again!
edit: the thumbnail says 83 Billion, the video says 78, which one is right?
His wealth fluctuates by billions everyday. He’s currently worth $83.1B.
@@LogicallyAnsweredmakes sense I guess, thanks for replying!
@@LogicallyAnswered*his NET WORTH fluctuates
thank god someone pointed it out, that number doesnt mean he have that much money@@Linkman8912
U can't accidentally put someone in a reform school 😂
Can they keep this up? It feels like these companies always have to get pulled down to earth, like Tesla's huge recent market cap drop
no, but Huang knows this. there's a reason he keeps harping in public on how this is ephemeral. that's because it's true.
Just saying, that I love your videos so much. Like, I love tech related stuff and this is the perfect channel for it, keep doing what you love dude!
I love your work on UA-cam Logically Answered
Your throwback hair though 😄👌🏾
😂
Like it or not, Papa Huang is the king. Long live the king, even if i wont buy any Nvidia products in the near future.
Best to do more donations/contribution thru various countries and for all industries, less tax too.
I see u completely miss the fact that before mining before 2010s Nvidia invented Cuda for computing workload which now becomes a standard.
Oh and Jensen is one of the first to recognise GPU uses as parallel computing devices and not just gaming.
All that is quite visionary.
They never change in that aspect.
Crypto mining is more just a result of such focus that he happily exploit for more profits. The company never really go all in on crypto.
Oh and it is way before crypto mine boom or even it become a mainstream thing
I like his way thinking the comfort zone is not an ideal spot.
Cause his sexy jacket 😂
man grew with the company
Indeed
Amazing video as usual. One of these days you should do a video on Chuck Feeney. The billionaire who secretly gave away over 95% of his wealth.
Interesting, not familiar with this guy. Will look into him.
LSI logic now acquired by your favorite Broadcom was one of the initial companies that invested in Nvidia
Great video as always
Thank you as always Balpreet!
Nice video!
I'd honestly say Satya Nadella is my favorite CEO. Not a very strong choice, but the guy just feels reassuring to me.
Ah fair enough. Nadella is an interesting one for sure
Different level. Satya didn’t found the company. Lisa Su of AMD is on the same level of Satya. Big turnaround heroes
Great video!
Great video hats off to you
thanks a lot
This is why engineers should be the ceos
Well a huge stock bubble where there is no possibility of Nvidia's stock price justifying its future earnings could play a role. As of this time of writing, Nvidia has a P/E ratio of 78.18. How long will it take to recoup one's investment at the current stock price? According to the P/E ratio, about 78 years. While Nvidia's technology is unmatched, their share price is another bubble that can not be sustained when investors stop piling into it.
Well, P/E of 80 could be justifiable. But not at the current scale of the company and its customers. There is limited manufacturing capacity as well as limited (though still not saturated) buy side.
The market is essentially expecting a quadrupling in earnings. Nvidia already has quite a high profit margin, inviting competition. There are already viable HW alternatives for what nVidia produces, but they lag behind in terms of software stack support (CUDA just demolishes). Once a major competitor (AMD) manages to bring a no-hassle drop-in replacement for CUDA, it is going to eat into nVidia's sales and/or profit margins. This is a remote threat, but a serious one none the less.
Put your money where your mouth is. Short Nvidia now and it will make u a millionaire. Otherwise u r just another keyboard warrior who thinks you know more than anyone else.
I'm going to disagree with you, but not about the P/E ratio. You're spot on there. There are numerous technology companies developing ASICs that are going to hurt nVidia badly. Right now they're in a good position because they have a large market presence, and TensorFlow/PyTorch/Caffe are have super robust training tools written around Cuda. Just by virtue of being first. That's changing fast, and once that's gone nVidia is not in a good position at all. It's going to follow a very similar trajectory to Bitcoin mining. First it started on CPUs, then GPUs made using CPUs obsolete, then FPGAs displaced GPUs, then ASICs took over. The only difference with AI is that we'll skip over FPGAs.
Their GPUs can be expensive than iphone and people are willingly to buy more than 1 in one time.
That's Bhagavad Gita Philosophy in the end of the video 13:25
Loved the video!!
CUDA was even started before crypto currencies which is the “programming language” to make their GPUs do specific tasks like training a machine learning model.
An issue for Nvidia with crypto was also they pretended much of the sale was in gaming so they got in trouble for misleading investors.
I do find it interesting both Nvidia and Adobe have very satisfied employees, so the ones being screwed instead is their costumers, lol.
I rendered using nvidia GPU it took 12 minutes
When I used amd GPU for same task it took 10 hours
Nvidia optimizes software for their hardware CUDA
I personally like AMD hardware because many are saying their hardware is awesome 😎
What amd can achieve if they have their own version of CUDA❤
Interesting. He worked for 8 years in AMD and LSI then went back to school for masters
I believe this is the first time I've heard of him, but this video looks very interesting
Really? That’s crazy
@@LogicallyAnswered same. First time
Staying CEO all these years despite owning only 3.5% stock is pretty impressive
What really bothered me was how he fumbled the ball so hard with the major screw up of 3k series of GPU. Thus screw up was so bad that EVGA quit the GPU market all together.
He used to be real engineer and one of the actual founders of company to which he dedicated whole life. He's real deal, not Elon Musk. It was proven that he time and again had reasonable feel of the market and when possible, tried to steer toward certain trends. NVidia had made sensisble and perspective acquisitions (e.g. Mellanox ).
Although jensen designed chips for AMD, at the time AMD was a very different company with no computer graphics division ....
Early for you!!!
Thanks for being early Choqao!
It is called making the best product not cutting costs by firing everyone
Technically you are correct. But I believe Nvidia wouldn't hesitate to do the same if they could. Luckily, designing microprocessor chips is almost impossible to be done without human intervention.
ah man you skipped the tnt and tnt2 which were also great products
My biggest takeaway from this video is that Jensen and Lisa are related. 😯😯
Hahaha, crazy right?
Everyone know since she is the ceo of AMD
Can you also make a video on And success since Lisa took over
Thanks for the suggestion man! I have one about AMD and Lisa Su already :)
Braw your english improved a lot, congrats
I think nvidia got much needed breakout after ai but it's idea of being in cloud business growing from just gaming GPUs it's something else but having patience of decades is remarkable
Jensen Huang is the best CEO of all time.
No matter who's the winner of the AI race, they all need the hardware to run.
Indeed, Nvidia be selling the shovels
"why can't you be like your cousin Jensen!!"
I used to like Nvidia until they started overpricing all their hardware, and designing lower end hardware with shortcomings on purpose to make you upgrade to their higher tiers. They don't give a crap about desktop pc's anymore imo. They're focused on AI and crypto mining machines.
Nvidia is not some charity.
Nvidia & Microsoft adapted & evolved so well that their core business became side hustle.
Nvidia "risking it all pivoting to the mining industry" is simply wrong. They didnt do anything, miners started buying gaming chips, this started to cause trouble for their gaming business because gamers were starting to get upset about ballooning prices, so they launched a few "mining chips" which were just regular gaming chips but with no display port. Mining chips never contributed much to Nvidia's financials. Nvidia didnt like the whole mining situation because suddenly demand for their chips was tied to absolutely unpredictable crypto demand. If you ever listened to their communication back then and even now, they never "pivoted" towards that business, all they did is manage the uncomfortable demand situation which ultimately cause a massive excess in channel inventory in 2019.
Sundar pichai is very very great person just recently people have started questioning his leadership after chat gpt 3
Interesting fact : I'm the doctor who conducted an appendectomy on Jensen Huang .
Reform school huh... That explains the cool leather jacket then 😅
Well obviously. He's able to sell a glorified desktop 4060ti as the 4070 mobile despite the 1070 and 2070 mobile being the same GPU as the desktop one and even performing close to them despite the lower power draw. They make laptop users pay MASSIVE premium just to get the bare minimum of 12gb of vram despite being fully capable of providing it at lower cost. They are slowly taking away user control on the laptops. And people defend this. I'd be surprised if he wasn't that rich.
Nvidia out here pulling the scummiest tactics after apple and people not calling them out and instead defending them just goes to show how misinformed people are and why they can get away with these hyper greedy tactics.
I'd love to see you make a video on how amd, intel and nvidia are undermining user control and making upgradability and repairability on laptops semi pointless. laptop OEM's are doing nothing to alleviate this either. Because whats the point of upgradability and right to repair when the chips themselves are being artificially nerfed for greed
What you are complaining about is not even 5% of their earning. Nvidia is barely a gaming hardware company anymore.
It's a broken record now. He founded the company, still runs, took the right decisions, created the right tech by hiring the best and took this brand to the highest level - this video is about that.
Any CEO or brand in Nvidia's place would do the same. It's upto others to break Nvidia' grip by giving competitive products, that's all.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH I know that. If I was in his place, I'd prolly do the same because people eat it up. AMD was an even bigger joke back in 2016 to 2018 on laptops than they are right now but nvidia wasn't as shady back then giving us full desktop performance across the board. It was with ampere they started this shady trend because people didn't call them out.
Look at the desktop crowd and what they did to the 12gb 4080 and the 4060ti. Both ended up being flops. Same with the 4080. Meanwhile nvidia knows the laptop crowd is so misinformed and confused that they didn't even bother releasing the super refresh on laptops like they did with turing. They know people will eat it right up. Thats why they also kept the 4050 as laptop exclusive because they know desktop crowd will eat them alive if they released a 6gb gpu.
So no, its not just lack of competition. Its lack of criticism. As long as people enable this, they'll keep getting away with it.
@@DeepteshLovesTECH The problem is, while big youtubers are fast to call out Nvidia on this(Nvidia was even forced to rename 4080 12GB to 4070 ti and lower its price, so I dare you to tell me that what people say doesn't matter), they don't do it when it comes to laptops. If the same thing happened on laptops Nvidia would be far less eager to cut their specs compared to desktops.
@@siyzerixi don't think laptop crowd was misinformed. Many people want AMD based solution but they can't really find them. The thing with laptops AMD did not simply sell the parts to OEM. they also need to share the R&D cost to develop those laptop. AMD most often will not going to agree on design win unless OEM willing to produce the laptop in a certain volume that AMD deem "worth the cost invested on it". But OEM also did not want to over produce product that later are harder to sell. So it is not a win-win situation for them.
@@arenzricodexd4409 Yes they are. None of them pointed out how nvidia lowered the max tdp from 200w to 175w on high end laptop gpu's despite the laptop's cooling increasing massively. They don't point out how nvidia does not allow OEM's to push laptops like they used to with SLI gtx 1080 laptops.
Nobody wants amd dgpu's on laptops because you cannot OC them, undervolt them, get radeon relive with it, no RSR, no stock, often times higher price than nvidia options and worst of all rarely give more vram than nvidia and sometimes lower vram options. Do you really expect OEM's to put an inferior product? The rx7600s can barely compete with the rtx 4050 yet it costs more. AMD had the perfect chance with rx6000 mobile where they had near parity with nvidia in terms of efficiency. Could've easily given more vram options. Did they? No, rather they mislead consumers with parts like the rx6800m/6850mxt.
Do like Jensen Huang better than Steve Jobs?
Yes I do :)
Only as a deca-billionaire can one have as many spatulas as Jensen. Until then, one can only dream of such spatula riches.
He is showing it at 800$ did nvidia ever reach it? I’m finding it to be in 100-200$
it was at $1200 before the 10 -1 stock split
@@FennaVa thank you I was unaware of that
Now the question is how long will he be able to stay sane?
It's better to be lucky more than smart, but it doesn't hurt if you're a bit smart too. I have no problem with Nvidia's success, however, I don't think people understand its limitations. A good instruction manual and an easy to parallel "core" isn't exactly hard to knock off.
were will you get those design patterns. look at amd dont you think they could have done that.
@@tinashe3753 ..... You literally have no clue what you're talking about do you? Yes, AMD, INTC, and several other companies ALREADY HAVE better than NVDA. What they don't have is easy to use APIs and a good user manual. Literally. That's it.
“Jenson and Lisa is actually related”
WHAT?!!!
Nope. Never heard of him, till now.
this is so funny, jensen and musk just got insanely lucky and that's it they have an average IQ at best, but since humans cannot comprehend luck they're in awe drooling and hoping they can learn from their luck
They have ideas and visions that they are working towards, taking risks just to make it come true. It's mostly just hard work and taking chances instead of luck. With luck you don't produce GPU's.
Could mention cuda as another reason for ai
He’s my favite too
The fact that the CEO of Nvidia and AMD are first cousins is craaaazy 😂
Indeed
i wake up Smiling😇
Soon nvidia stocks will crash again when other companies catches up on making capable AI chips. Nvidia need to invest in other things to balance out when their stocks crushes. Its just a pattern we all see.
He did it cuz y’all keep overspending on GPUs you’re welcome.
Why Jackie Chan?
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Haven't watched the video yet but I'm going to be disappointed if the leather jackets aren't one of the reasons.
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How do you spell Bubble?
Nvidia definitely has a rich valuation, but also, their fundamental growth is insane too
It’s Jensen Wang not Jensen huang (/s)
He is blessed by God of investment
He's cool and all, but nvidia pricing really pisses me off. Like can my guy me more like his cousin?
😂 Supply and demand
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his gpus are so expensive
One of my favourite business men is Jamsetji N Tata...the grandsire of Indian businesses.
Leather man🧥
In russia we call him jason jacket huang or just jacket.
Is money that important? The press should stop highlighting billionaires but philanthropist instead
Can you make an analysis of Elon musk Tesla and their future?
Thanks for the suggestion man!
He went really woke and implemented intense DEI policies right…..isn’t that what smart people do?
For real or it is just a statement on their site to pretend there is some DIE?
I quess they can go down rly soon if it is true, coz competition without it should develop faster.
Opinions arent facts.
Overbought company.
Intel even has their own fab, developing new GPUs, and developing AI stuff, plus they have an x86 license. Their only mistake is being stuck on the 10nm node, but nvidia doesn't even have a node.
Sir Linus Torvalds is great yet still away from Limelight.
He's a gangster CEO. I loved him addressing AMD to "bring it on!"
Its pronounced rye-va, not reeva ...
Thanks for the clarification man
@@LogicallyAnswered Now I should apologize I found it was pronounced reee-va in 3 old videos i just watched. I bought a riva tnt2 to replace my 3dfx voodoo2 card. I always thought the card (riva)led other cards but i guess most people pronounced it ree-va.
No I actually didn't know his name
Dang
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