Jensen Huang, CEO of AI chip powerhouse Nvidia, received an honorary doctorate in engineering from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) during a ceremony held on Saturday.

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A new book, The Nvidia Way: Jensen Huang and the Making of a Tech Giant, featuring the first authorized interview with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, was officially released on December 10. The book ...

It tells the story of the company, its founding and how its near-death experiences led to Chief Executive Jensen Huang's paranoid, relentless management style. The book shows how Huang created a ...

If you put in $10,000 at its IPO in 1999, it will be worth $40 million today," Kim says, explaining what sets Nvidia apart from other tech giants is "the culture that Jensen was able to create." ...

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Jensen Huang, the 61-year-old co-founder and CEO of Nvidia, is among the wealthiest individuals in the United States, boasting a net worth of $127 billion. With federal estate taxes claiming up to ...

The US government's estate tax revenue has barely changed since 2000, despite the wealth of the richest Americans having roughly quadrupled Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang, the 10th-richest person in ...

This list of competitors may sound worrisome for Nvidia and its investors, but Nvidia's chief Jensen Huang recently said something that sounds like bad news for rivals. First, let's consider where ...