@@mastershredder2002 Incorrect. Listen to me very carefully and try to understand. Open an internet browser and head over to Google. From that point type “highest CEO approval rating” in the search bar and click the news tab for the most recent results. From there you will see over a dozen articles backing up exactly what I just said. Best of luck bub.
Jensen is such a genius-intelligent, genuine, and down-to-earth. He has no scandals involving women and truly deserves the success he has today. He has this charisma where the more you get to know him, the more you become a big fan.
In recent weeks, lnvestors have become concerned that Nvidia has simply come too far, too fast, and they are wondering whether the hectic pace of AI adoption could continue. Nvidia answered that question with a resounding "yes," but given the stock's parabolic gains, blockbuster results simply weren't enough.I'm still looking for companies to make additions to my $350K portfolio, to boost performance. Here for ideas..
I agree that there are strategies that could be put in place for solid gains regardless of economy or market condition, but such executions are usually carried out by investment experts or advisors with experience
Reason I decided to work closely with an brokerage-adviser ever since the market got really tensed and the pressure became so much(I should be retiring in 17months) so I've had an brokerage-adviser guide me through the chaos, its been 9months and counting and I've made approx. 650K net from all of my holdings.
How can I participate in this? I sincerely aspire to establish a secure financlal future and am eager to participate. Who is the driving force behind your success?
Elisse Laparche Ewing is the licensed fiduciary I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
Really inspiring. "Don't let Outlook control your life -- there is plenty of time (to do what you want to do)". This is but one of the my favorite wisdom nuggets from this interview. Also, I am so energized by how he felt that huge sense of responsibility towards his employees, which stands in stark contrast to the grim layoffs in corporate America. Thank you guys for this stellar interview!
I've been on a Jensen deep dive of all the recent talks and pods... Already a fan but his poise, demeanor, sincerity and engagement with you too just sealed my respect for him.. Well done, what a fantastic episode.. Thank you!
I am a big fan of Jensen Huang. Such a brilliant human being. Thanks to Jensen for sharing tips and secrets for success. He is as smart as Elon Musk. Said to see his grey hair - I thought he is younger than he is. What an amazing guy! Thanks Jensen and we want more interview and intellectual thoughts that generate so much energy to use for our discoveries.
The main focus for markets now is Nvidia, which has powered a large chunk of the S&P 500’s recent earnings. Nvidia’s stock, up more than 90% this year, rose 2.5% in New York on Monday, sending the Nasdaq 100 index to another record high. I'm still looking for companies to make additions to my $350K portfolio, to boost performance. Here for ideas...
I believe A.I. will be the next major breakthrough. To achieve sustained growth similar to META, it's crucial to resist making hasty decisions based on short-term market changes. Focus on patience and a long-term outlook, and above all, seek financial advice to make informed decisions when buying or selling.
Agreed, the role of advisors can only be overlooked but not denied. I was shocked that I made more money with investing than hard work, not even my CEO income. Earning ''return on investment'' fetched me millions within a space of 5 yrs.(But I still enjoy working)
i've never utilized a financial advisor but enthused about making money from the stock market, could you be kind enough with info of the advisor guiding you please? I could really use some guidance
Personally, I've stuck with Vivian Jean Wilhelm and her performance has been consistently impressive. You can confirm her basic info on the internet, she's quite known in her field with over 15yrs of experience.
Yes, and he's humble while being extremely smart. He's a good leader. He doesn't fire people on the spot like Elon Musk or Steve Jobs. He worked with others to make them great too with him (rather than going solo glory or tear others down to be great.) A true leader without pettiness and anger or letting things get into his head.)
"1. What’s the true problem you’re trying to solve? 2. What is the unmet need that you believe will emerge? 3. What is it that you’re going to do that is sufficiently hard that when everybody else finds out is a good idea they’re not going to swarm it and make you obsolete?" love it!
Such an incredible experience to have a genuine favorite founder be featured on a genuine favorite podcast. Congrats to everyone involved! Great episode.
Thank you guys for going out of your way to make this interview happen and to Mr. Jensen thank you for being successful and being willing to share your story and insights with us all!!!
Fabulous episode team. Working at NVIDIA is an amazing experience and you both captured how it got architected and where things will go. Keep doing your life's work
I just enjoy learning from Mr. Jensen Huang! By the way, I'm trying to find my old worn-out text book for IBM 360 from my storage boxes, if I can find it. Ha! Ha! 😂😅 Time passed so fast! 😊 Thank you for sharing. It's so much fun to be still alive and be able to witness all innovations! Isn't it? 😊
He definitely didn't account for silicon die process limitations. He foolishly played games with TSMC in the midst of them leapfrogging every fab on the planet thinking they needed his business more than he needed them. He was forced to look stupid going with Samsung's terrible 8nm and then came crying back to TSMC and paid even more for the 40 series to be built on TSMC 4nm. Nvidia also has nothing in terms of MCM. AMD has been perfecting it for 10 years now and they are still facing hurdles in the GPU sector. The entire technology sector is about to hit a wall unless they're actively pivoting to MCM technologies. Coincidentally, it was because of that, that Nvidia dumped a load of money into machine learning and DLSS. They can't survive without it going forward.
I love Steve Jobs and Elon is my guy. Don't hate, just appreciate Don't compare either, cos my Tesla and my I Pad do improve my lifestyle in ways you will never comprehend. I love Jensen also. He is doing his thing, he is not hating!
amazing! Jensen said would not do it again if somehow he was 30 again. it takes sheer courage and perseverance. luck plays a part only because they never stopped. backs against the wall, money running out, and knowing it is all in with the 1 tape-out chip. only to realize let's restart mass-production, marketing in tapped and untapped areas is a story undertold and undersold
My key takeaways 13:30 For a lot of problems we kind of dont care about causality we just care about predictability of it do i really care for what reason you prefer this toothpaste over that i dont really care the causality … and so casuality for a lot of problems in the world doesnt matter 29:15 your organization should be the architecture of the machinery of building the product thats what a company is yet everybody’s company look exactly the same but they all build different things 30:15 there is a phrase in the company called mission is the boss 31:30 nobody has more power (the information) than anybody else the new college grad learned at exactly the same time as the executive staff 01:09:15 i have never read a sciFi book before 01:10:30 i read Klay Cristensen’s business book and its the best and others for example Andy Grove’s books 01:12:00 dont let outlook be the controller of your time … just dont do everything prioritize your life, make sacrifices 01:12:50 i am afraid of letting employees down 01:20:50 the superpower of an entrepreneur they dont know how hard it is and they only ask themselves how hard can it be
Brilliant interview I especially loved him talking about the early days of the company. Fantastic stuff. My first graphics card that I bought with my own money was a Nvidia TNT2. Great times!!
Great video & format. Previously I listened to podcasts on Apple but it kept crashing. Since we subscribe to UA-cam Premium, I found UA-cam music to be a stable alternative with the added benefit of comments.
This was a great follow-up from episode 1. As a business owner myself, this has been a great listen and motivation! Thank you for your time and dedication in making this.
He is a very very inspirational I just like everything about Jensen wrong honestly God bless this man this man is impeccable and excellent in every way
52:13 - Before RIVA128, there was the NV1 and the NV2. Had it been not the financial support from Sega for the development of NV2, NV3, aka, RIVA128 would not exist.
Great time to be alive to directly learn from the builders - loved all the stories and insights! Thank you for your work- Best Regards from Stuttgart Germany!
Sharing this! So well done - Thank you. I confess I have a short attention span - but I wanted this interview to continue. Your preparation, depth of knowledge, obvious fascination with the founder and company made the give and take of the interview very compelling.
good interview. when Nvidia bought melanox, I had a suspicion Jensen was going all in on data center. He really was ahead of everyone else and made good bets. If only he brought RTX card prices down below 1000.00 USD, everyone would be happier. Nvidia has gotten to greedy and RTX cards are way too expensive today.
Also like about Jensen is like he has this like Steve Jobs type of like demeanor and it's like it's like it's like him having the jacket is like him trying to act like Steve Jobs I think😅 it's like the turtleneck you know sort of idea
A critique, then praise. Critique: Too many headshots of the interviewers listening, and probably too many casual interjections when Huang was making his points. With the frequent headshots, I finally just put this tab behind another one so I could listen without watching. I don't know if Nvidia people or Acquired people edited the video, but I don't find lingering shots of people's reactions helpful or compelling. The praise: It was one of the first interviews I've seen of Huang where I finally get now why some people think he's a genius and a visionary. He was able to talk more at length and in depth at a technical level and I think that sort of depth is missing in lots of his media interviews (such as on CNBC). I give the Acquired guys tons of credit for having set up the conditions for this interview and researched Nvidia so thoroughly so that Huang clearly felt comfortable saying yes to the opportunity. In general I think their questions brought out this good info on Huang's part (notwithstanding some banal or too-casual side remarks from the interviewers). Observation (perhaps slight critique): I heard no mention of the importance of cryptocurrency (i.e., Bitcoin) to the growth of Nvidia's processor business. I found that suspicious -- was that area off-limits? Is Huang trying to distance Nvidia from an environmentally unfriendly technology? I'm just curious why that never came up as I thought that was a significant part of Nvidia's growing financial success, since 2012 and at least until the crypto bull went bust back in late 2021.
Jensen Huang's interview felt like sitting at the feet of a tech mastermind. He offered unparalleled insights into Nvidia's past, present, and future ambitions. "My will to survive exceeds almost everybody else's will to kill me." - Jensen Huang, Acquired Podcast.
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The fact that conversations like this are released to the public for free is fascinating. Thank you for hosting it. Incredible value!
Emphatically agree
We are SO rich in information and knowledge nowadays. It's such an incredible blessing.
Note how little amount of viewership it attracts! I guess the majority prefers watching Elon Musk repeating himself and making the same promises
96% of Nvidia’s employees approve of Jensen as CEO. That is by far the highest approval rating of any CEO of any company on the market.
It's tied to the valuation increase
They had a nice tailwind with ai
Nope. Adam Neumann beat him.
@@mastershredder2002 Incorrect. Listen to me very carefully and try to understand. Open an internet browser and head over to Google. From that point type “highest CEO approval rating” in the search bar and click the news tab for the most recent results. From there you will see over a dozen articles backing up exactly what I just said. Best of luck bub.
Cant like anymore as 96 likes match 96% Jensen's approval rating
I wonder what the 4% who don't approve of him are thinking, probably not enough stock options...
Guy never has scandals or cheated his cofounders or stiffed his early employees like do many other tech founders. That is to be admired.
Jensen is such a genius-intelligent, genuine, and down-to-earth. He has no scandals involving women and truly deserves the success he has today. He has this charisma where the more you get to know him, the more you become a big fan.
In recent weeks, lnvestors have become concerned that Nvidia has simply come too far, too fast, and they are wondering whether the hectic pace of AI adoption could continue. Nvidia answered that question with a resounding "yes," but given the stock's parabolic gains, blockbuster results simply weren't enough.I'm still looking for companies to make additions to my $350K portfolio, to boost performance. Here for ideas..
I agree that there are strategies that could be put in place for solid gains regardless of economy or market condition, but such executions are usually carried out by investment experts or advisors with experience
Reason I decided to work closely with an brokerage-adviser ever since the market got really tensed and the pressure became so much(I should be retiring in 17months) so I've had an brokerage-adviser guide me through the chaos, its been 9months and counting and I've made approx. 650K net from all of my holdings.
How can I participate in this? I sincerely aspire to establish a secure financlal future and am eager to participate. Who is the driving force behind your success?
Elisse Laparche Ewing is the licensed fiduciary I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
She appears to be well-educated and well-read. I ran an online search on her name and came across her website; thank you for sharing
Great video. Nice to hear from the guy that's responsible for my early retirement.
Really inspiring. "Don't let Outlook control your life -- there is plenty of time (to do what you want to do)". This is but one of the my favorite wisdom nuggets from this interview. Also, I am so energized by how he felt that huge sense of responsibility towards his employees, which stands in stark contrast to the grim layoffs in corporate America. Thank you guys for this stellar interview!
I really like how Jenson talks about things in a confident and calm tone.
I've been on a Jensen deep dive of all the recent talks and pods... Already a fan but his poise, demeanor, sincerity and engagement with you too just sealed my respect for him.. Well done, what a fantastic episode.. Thank you!
I love how prepared you guys are and meet your guests where they are. You don’t water things down and it’s clear that your guests appreciate it
I am a big fan of Jensen Huang. Such a brilliant human being. Thanks to Jensen for sharing tips and secrets for success. He is as smart as Elon Musk. Said to see his grey hair - I thought he is younger than he is. What an amazing guy! Thanks Jensen and we want more interview and intellectual thoughts that generate so much energy to use for our discoveries.
Terrific podcast. How can anyone not like Jensen. Amazingly down to earth person.
The main focus for markets now is Nvidia, which has powered a large chunk of the S&P 500’s recent earnings. Nvidia’s stock, up more than 90% this year, rose 2.5% in New York on Monday, sending the Nasdaq 100 index to another record high. I'm still looking for companies to make additions to my $350K portfolio, to boost performance. Here for ideas...
I believe A.I. will be the next major breakthrough. To achieve sustained growth similar to META, it's crucial to resist making hasty decisions based on short-term market changes. Focus on patience and a long-term outlook, and above all, seek financial advice to make informed decisions when buying or selling.
Agreed, the role of advisors can only be overlooked but not denied. I was shocked that I made more money with investing than hard work, not even my CEO income. Earning ''return on investment'' fetched me millions within a space of 5 yrs.(But I still enjoy working)
i've never utilized a financial advisor but enthused about making money from the stock market, could you be kind enough with info of the advisor guiding you please? I could really use some guidance
Personally, I've stuck with Vivian Jean Wilhelm and her performance has been consistently impressive. You can confirm her basic info on the internet, she's quite known in her field with over 15yrs of experience.
I just looked her up on the web and I would say she really has an impressive background in investing. I will write her an email shortly.
How lucky you were to get to interview Jensen. He's a rockstar.
A man in a leather jacket explains how he changed the world in a calm tone, like explaining how his weekend goes. Fascinating.
i can hear jensen huang talk all my life....he makes extremely hard things look so meaningful and exciting...i wish i had a teacher like him
Yes, and he's humble while being extremely smart. He's a good leader. He doesn't fire people on the spot like Elon Musk or Steve Jobs. He worked with others to make them great too with him (rather than going solo glory or tear others down to be great.) A true leader without pettiness and anger or letting things get into his head.)
"1. What’s the true problem you’re trying to solve?
2. What is the unmet need that you believe will emerge?
3. What is it that you’re going to do that is sufficiently hard that when everybody else finds out is a good idea they’re not going to swarm it and make you obsolete?"
love it!
Such an incredible experience to have a genuine favorite founder be featured on a genuine favorite podcast.
Congrats to everyone involved! Great episode.
Thank you guys for going out of your way to make this interview happen and to Mr. Jensen thank you for being successful and being willing to share your story and insights with us all!!!
Fabulous episode team. Working at NVIDIA is an amazing experience and you both captured how it got architected and where things will go. Keep doing your life's work
I just enjoy learning from Mr. Jensen Huang! By the way, I'm trying to find my old worn-out text book for IBM 360 from my storage boxes, if I can find it. Ha! Ha! 😂😅
Time passed so fast! 😊
Thank you for sharing. It's so much fun to be still alive and be able to witness all innovations! Isn't it? 😊
Jensen Huang is so much better than Steven Jobs and Elon Musk combined… He win every single time by having a vision 15+ years ahead of anyone
He definitely didn't account for silicon die process limitations. He foolishly played games with TSMC in the midst of them leapfrogging every fab on the planet thinking they needed his business more than he needed them. He was forced to look stupid going with Samsung's terrible 8nm and then came crying back to TSMC and paid even more for the 40 series to be built on TSMC 4nm. Nvidia also has nothing in terms of MCM. AMD has been perfecting it for 10 years now and they are still facing hurdles in the GPU sector. The entire technology sector is about to hit a wall unless they're actively pivoting to MCM technologies. Coincidentally, it was because of that, that Nvidia dumped a load of money into machine learning and DLSS. They can't survive without it going forward.
Pretty sure he lost a few times but he’s having a good win now.
Key is sticking to it. The vision is the easy part honestly
I love Steve Jobs and Elon is my guy. Don't hate, just appreciate
Don't compare either, cos my Tesla and my I Pad do improve my lifestyle in ways you will never comprehend. I love Jensen also. He is doing his thing, he is not hating!
Asian cope
That was amazing boys! Thanks for the interview with a legend!
Love his philosophy and leadership qualities!
thank you for the interview, really appreciate how sincere Jensen is.
This guy can run a country!
amazing! Jensen said would not do it again if somehow he was 30 again. it takes sheer courage and perseverance. luck plays a part only because they never stopped. backs against the wall, money running out, and knowing it is all in with the 1 tape-out chip. only to realize let's restart mass-production, marketing in tapped and untapped areas is a story undertold and undersold
Key is sticking to it. The vision is the easy part honestly
My key takeaways
13:30 For a lot of problems we kind of dont care about causality we just care about predictability of it do i really care for what reason you prefer this toothpaste over that i dont really care the causality … and so casuality for a lot of problems in the world doesnt matter
29:15 your organization should be the architecture of the machinery of building the product thats what a company is yet everybody’s company look exactly the same but they all build different things
30:15 there is a phrase in the company called mission is the boss
31:30 nobody has more power (the information) than anybody else the new college grad learned at exactly the same time as the executive staff
01:09:15 i have never read a sciFi book before
01:10:30 i read Klay Cristensen’s business book and its the best and others for example Andy Grove’s books
01:12:00 dont let outlook be the controller of your time … just dont do everything prioritize your life, make sacrifices
01:12:50 i am afraid of letting employees down
01:20:50 the superpower of an entrepreneur they dont know how hard it is and they only ask themselves how hard can it be
I just can't believe this is free for everybody to see, this is amazing!!!!!!
Brilliant interview I especially loved him talking about the early days of the company. Fantastic stuff. My first graphics card that I bought with my own money was a Nvidia TNT2. Great times!!
Same. I still have it too. I'll never forget how good it made quake 2 look.
I love Jensen's personality.
He seems like such a fine man.
5 minutes in and I am loving this episode already! I am here to thank you both because commenting isn't available on the google podcast.
Thank you both of you and Mr Huang for an excellent podcast. I love it so much. Just became a subscriber!
Great video & format.
Previously I listened to podcasts on Apple but it kept crashing.
Since we subscribe to UA-cam Premium, I found UA-cam music to be a stable alternative with the added benefit of comments.
Thank god, I found this channel
This was a great follow-up from episode 1. As a business owner myself, this has been a great listen and motivation! Thank you for your time and dedication in making this.
Wow! What an awesome interview to land. You guys are great. Thoroughly enjoyed this.
jensen is the goat 🐐 💚🖤
He is a very very inspirational I just like everything about Jensen wrong honestly God bless this man this man is impeccable and excellent in every way
52:13 - Before RIVA128, there was the NV1 and the NV2. Had it been not the financial support from Sega for the development of NV2, NV3, aka, RIVA128 would not exist.
Thanks for commenting your insights! Appreciate it :)
Great time to be alive to directly learn from the builders - loved all the stories and insights!
Thank you for your work- Best Regards from Stuttgart Germany!
Sharing this! So well done - Thank you. I confess I have a short attention span - but I wanted this interview to continue. Your preparation, depth of knowledge, obvious fascination with the founder and company made the give and take of the interview very compelling.
you want to know how nvdia going to do in the future?....watchi this. this company will be lead by this Man and we'll be all to the moon!!!
Man I love the teaser intro, to the transition into the Acquired intro song and logo. An epic intro to an epic conversation.
Such a great interview filled with lots of wisdom and nuggets! Thanks!
What an interview… 😮
This was incredible. Such an inspiration for AAPI founders
🎉🎉🎉
This was so good!! I’m so impressed by Jensen
Jensen Huang is a genius and great man.
The leather jacket
Jensen's trademark. 👍
This was pure excellence. I enjoyed this conversation thoroughly. Thank you for hosting and sharing with us.
amazing interview. Thank you for making this.
AI and “social existence, social experience, social consciousness”.
@jamshidi_rahim
The excellent in praiseworthy CEO
Awesome pod!!
This interview is so good. Thanks guys.
The best interview and I learned a lot.
good interview. when Nvidia bought melanox, I had a suspicion Jensen was going all in on data center. He really was ahead of everyone else and made good bets. If only he brought RTX card prices down below 1000.00 USD, everyone would be happier. Nvidia has gotten to greedy and RTX cards are way too expensive today.
Great stuff, nice to see passion never dies.
Very amazing video tutorial this is very useful thanks for saving my money it worked perfectly
Amazing you guys
Love it. Great interview and all participants
The only company i want to work for is NVIDIA.
Jensen thinks in simple terms. Thinking in simple terms is hard.
Thank you for this beautiful and inspiring content.
Great talk, so many amazing nuggets of knowledge inside!
Also like about Jensen is like he has this like Steve Jobs type of like demeanor and it's like it's like it's like him having the jacket is like him trying to act like Steve Jobs I think😅 it's like the turtleneck you know sort of idea
Just decided for the like the twentieth time, I'll never sell nvidia lol. Good interview guys
So wild to think Nvidia is worth almost as much as Apple. They are very close to passing them as a computer chip company. That's wild.
The only inspiring CEO left in Silicon Valley.
Makes you wanna work for him.
NVIDIA is the best company for AI era ❤
bravo!!!!!! Love this interview so much! Inspiring, fun, genuine😍
Incredible interview!
Wow!! Simply incredible
awesome interview
This is so different from the Jensen we know from Nvidia's keynotes, much more sympathetic!
Whoa! Thank you.
this remind me of the old nivida pre 2015. they made so many breakthroughs.
A critique, then praise. Critique: Too many headshots of the interviewers listening, and probably too many casual interjections when Huang was making his points. With the frequent headshots, I finally just put this tab behind another one so I could listen without watching. I don't know if Nvidia people or Acquired people edited the video, but I don't find lingering shots of people's reactions helpful or compelling.
The praise: It was one of the first interviews I've seen of Huang where I finally get now why some people think he's a genius and a visionary. He was able to talk more at length and in depth at a technical level and I think that sort of depth is missing in lots of his media interviews (such as on CNBC). I give the Acquired guys tons of credit for having set up the conditions for this interview and researched Nvidia so thoroughly so that Huang clearly felt comfortable saying yes to the opportunity. In general I think their questions brought out this good info on Huang's part (notwithstanding some banal or too-casual side remarks from the interviewers).
Observation (perhaps slight critique): I heard no mention of the importance of cryptocurrency (i.e., Bitcoin) to the growth of Nvidia's processor business. I found that suspicious -- was that area off-limits? Is Huang trying to distance Nvidia from an environmentally unfriendly technology? I'm just curious why that never came up as I thought that was a significant part of Nvidia's growing financial success, since 2012 and at least until the crypto bull went bust back in late 2021.
Jensen Huang's interview felt like sitting at the feet of a tech mastermind. He offered unparalleled insights into Nvidia's past, present, and future ambitions.
"My will to survive exceeds almost everybody else's will to kill me." - Jensen Huang, Acquired Podcast.
NVDA $940 now ❤❤❤
Is this the price of a stock 940?
@@JohnKitts-u7s yes
Jensen is a hero.
That’s fucking super powerful interview
Mr Jensen should be the global leader for the world.
I feel what his feeling as well.
Very interesting to hear explicitly from him, the catalyst that was quake in openGL... damn
Как же было интригующее, у меня прям страшно стало, очень жаль, надеюсь дропнется с дешевого кейса дорогой дроп
How does one achieve stock options in the company Nvidia
Very impressed by his knowledge down to earth man no nonsense, self-made man would love to invest in his company
1:07:04 Fave biz books Pt1
1:10:23 Jensen’s fave business books Pt2
Вот это залет так залет))) давно уже такого жира не видел)
Amazing! Great stuff guys! 💚 🥃
Thank you, stunning good.
Great video
Incredible leader
fantastic work!
55:14 - The question is, would Jensen pour one out for EVGA?
Cant help liking this guy
really great interview. thanks
Why compare apples oranges and breads all 4 (plus beso) are the greatest of our time- shaping the years to come!
AI and “social existence, social experience, social consciousness”.
@jamshidi_rahim
Great job guys!