Buried in 10 years of Jensen Huang's Stanford talks are the secrets to building the most valuable tech company in the world.
I dug through hours of talks and mapped out how the 30 year veteran CEO of NVIDIA thinks about inventing the future.

Buried in 10 years of Jensen Huang's Stanford talks are the secrets to building the most valuable tech company in the world. I dug through hours of talks and mapped out how the 30 year veteran CEO of NVIDIA thinks about inventing the future. 
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