#NVIDIA CEO

[akwyz]

The Convergence of Siemens and NVIDIA: Driving the Industrial Metaverse Forward

"Dive into the future of tech with our insights on the Omniverse and simulation tech at Nvidia & Siemens' digital partnership! 🌐💡 #Innovation #TechTrends"

The world of technology is rapidly evolving, and at the forefront of this transformation are two industry giants: Siemens and NVIDIA. In a recent conversation at a technology fair, Roland Busch, CEO and President of Siemens, and Rev Lebaredian from NVIDIA discussed their partnership and the impact of AI and simulation technology on various industries. The Next Level of Technology As day one of…

[hackeocafe]

"Don't Learn to Code, But Study This Instead..." says NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang

I think a lot of people got it wrong what Jensen Huang, Co-Founder and CEO of NVIDIA was recently saying at the @WorldGovSummit . It is easy to grab a "hot" statement without considering the full context and the more important message about what we as humanity should focus more in the age of AI.

I understand that most people don't have time to sit through the full interview , thus my hope is that this video provides a better context without creating unnecessary additional anxiety that we are all so familiar now in the face of AI and rapid change.

[exeggcute]

sorry to say it but the way certain netizens with humanities backgrounds talk about "STEM bros" is exactly as circlejerky as the way holier-than-thou engineers trash people with art history degrees but I don't think the former group realizes how much they are Not making astute social commentary with their potshots. which if you think about is not a good sign for us B.A. havers lol

[jentelmx-blog]

Nvidia ganará la carrera de la inteligencia artificial, dice ex CEO de Google

Nvidia tiene la ventaja de tener un hardware que aún no ha encontrado un competidor real.

Agencias Quien ganará la carrera de la inteligencia artificial o IA es la pregunta del millón y algunos expertos lo tienen bien claro. Como es el caso del ex CEO de Alphabet-A, Eric Schimdt, quien ha señalado en una charla en la Universidad de Stanford rescatada por la CNBC que NVIDIA será el gran ganador. Ya que no tiene un competidor real. Según Schmidt, Nvidia tiene la ventaja de tener un…

[jcmarchi]

Elon Musk: Slower Growth for Tesla in 2024 - Technology Org

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Elon Musk: Slower Growth for Tesla in 2024 - Technology Org

Tesla witnessed a 7% decline on Thursday as CEO Elon Musk cautioned about slower growth in 2024.

A neon-lit Tesla charging station – illustrative photo. Image credit: Stephen Mease via Unsplash, free license

Despite implementing price cuts that have impacted margins and raised concerns among investors, the world’s most valuable automaker faces challenges in sustaining sales growth.

Musk indicated that growth for the year ahead would be “notably lower.” The focus for Tesla will be on developing a next-generation electric vehicle slated for production at its Texas factory in the latter half of 2025, with expectations that this will drive the next surge in deliveries.

However, Musk’s statements failed to resonate with investors, and Tesla is anticipated to incur a market value loss of about $50 billion if premarket losses persist. The company’s stock had already experienced a 16.4% decrease this month as of the last close.

The electric vehicle (EV) industry has been contending with a demand slowdown for over a year, and the recent price cuts by Tesla are expected to exacerbate the challenges faced by startups and established automakers like Ford.

Some experts say that Tesla’s attempts to boost sales may lead to further declines in operating margin, given the competition with BYD in China and increased competition in other regions.

Despite the challenges, at least 10 brokerages raised their price targets on Tesla, and four revised their outlook, resulting in a median price target of $225—approximately 9% higher than the stock’s last closing price. Notably, Tesla’s stock is currently trading at nearly 60 times its 12-month forward earnings estimates, presenting a more premium valuation compared to other “Magnificent Seven” stocks, including Apple, Microsoft, and Nvidia.

Written by Alius Noreika

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[rhk111sblog]

Here is another Example of Companies from the United States (US) investing in COMMUNIST Vietnam instead of their Country’s supposed “Ally”, the Philippines. This time it is Nvidia Corporation and Apple Incorporated. Now the US and their Filipino Doggies want the Philippines to CUT Economic Ties with China when the US Government can’t even convince their own Companies to take China’s Place and invest in the Philippines? Utter STPDITY at its worst

[reportwire]

Nvidia CEO praises ‘through the roof’ use of firm’s A.I. services—and investors seem to agree

Nvidia shares jumped in after-hours trading Wednesday, as the chipmaker beat expectations on revenue and said it was benefitting from a growing boom inA.I. technology driven by chatbots like OpenAI’s ChatGPT. The U.S.-based chip company’s revenues fell, as it reported $6.1 billion in revenue in the most recent quarter, a 21% fall from what it reported a year ago. (That revenue, at $7.6 billion,…

[secretstalks]

Nvidia CEO supply chain disruptions causing tense customer interactions

Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia Corp., addressed the growing customer frustration and heightened tensions stemming from the high demand for the company's products at a Goldman Sachs technology conference in San Francisco. Huang acknowledged the intense competition for Nvidia’s limited supplies, stating, "The demand is extremely high, and everyone wants to be first and secure the most. We probably have more frustrated customers now, which is only natural. It’s a tense environment, but we’re doing our best to manage it."

Huang highlighted that Nvidia’s latest chip generation, known as Blackwell, is experiencing significant demand. The company outsources the manufacturing of its physical hardware, and Huang noted that its vendors are working hard to catch up with the demand.

Nvidia’s chips are vital for data centers involved in developing and running artificial intelligence models. This surge in demand for AI services has led to a substantial increase in both sales and stock prices. Nvidia’s stock price has more than doubled this year, following a 239% rise in 2023. On Wednesday, the stock saw its largest single-day increase in six weeks, rising by 8.1% to $116.91 in New York.

Despite this growth, Nvidia relies heavily on a small number of customers, such as Microsoft Corp. and Meta Platforms Inc., for a significant portion of its revenue. Huang was asked about the return on investment for companies investing heavily in AI, a topic of concern amid the industry's AI boom. He responded by emphasizing the necessity of “accelerated computing,” noting that Nvidia’s technology not only speeds up traditional data processing tasks but also handles AI workloads that older technologies cannot manage.

Huang also discussed Nvidia’s reliance on Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) for producing its most critical chips. He praised TSMC for its exceptional performance but acknowledged the geopolitical risks associated with TSMC’s location. China’s claims over Taiwan could potentially disrupt Nvidia’s supply chain. Huang reassured that while Nvidia could shift orders to other suppliers if necessary, such a transition might lead to a decline in chip quality.

“TSMC’s agility and ability to respond to our needs is truly remarkable,” Huang stated. “We depend on them due to their exceptional performance, but, if necessary, we can always switch to other suppliers.”

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Apparently the Nvidia ceo cheerfully says "this is gonna be a lot of pain and suffering" when some tasks are identified and attempted. New levels of grindset unlocked

[lithominium]

Isnt it funny how whenever buisness men get hired to run a business it immediately implodes and creates the most godawful terrible shit ever

Like how Boeing’s continuous problems come from not having engineers on the board and exclusively being run by buisness men who dont know anything about airplanes, but have a degree in business school

How southwest airlines problems are arising because the people in charge arent pilots, arent flight attendants or engineers, but are buisness men who run it like a buisness

How amd’s ceo is an engineer and damnit they caught back up with Nvidia and intel and became a decent competitor again

Whenever business men are in charge things go straight to hell, so i dont want any company ever to be run like a business, because businesses are doomed to create the worst most godawful goods and services ever in the name of endless profits

[darkmaga-retard]

by Brian Shilhavy Editor, Health Impact News

The Big Tech crash that I have been warning about since the last quarter of 2022, has now arrived, and it is crashing our entire economy.

It started in 2022 with the blowup of the Cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme called FTX, whose CEO now sits in prison serving a 25-year sentence for fraud and conspiracy. (Source.)

This started massive Big Tech layoffs that have continued through this year, and in March of 2023, some of the largest Big Tech Silicon Valley banks failed.

But a total collapse of the U.S. financial system was averted by a new Ponzi scheme, the AI bubble that I have been warning about for over a year and a half.

Now everyone is admitting that it has been a bubble all along as investors look to dump their technology stocks as quickly as possible, as the “Magnificent 7” companies (Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon, NVIDIA, Microsoft, and Tesla) have now lost a combined $1.28 TRILLION in market cap over three sessions. (Source.)

[mariacallous]

Considering Perplexity’s bold ambition and the investment it’s taken from Jeff Bezos’ family fund, Nvidia, and famed investor Balaji Srinivasan, among others, it’s surprisingly unclear what the AI search startup actually is.

Earlier this year, speaking to WIRED, Aravind Srinivas, Perplexity’s CEO, described his product—a chatbot that gives natural-language answers to prompts and can, the company says, access the internet in real time—as an “answer engine.” A few weeks later, shortly before a funding round valuing the company at a billion dollars was announced, he told Forbes, “It’s almost like Wikipedia and ChatGPT had a kid.” More recently, after Forbes accused Perplexity of plagiarizing its content, Srinivas told the AP it was a mere “aggregator of information.”

The Perplexity chatbot itself is more specific. Prompted to describe what Perplexity is, it provides text that reads, “Perplexity AI is an AI-powered search engine that combines features of traditional search engines and chatbots. It provides concise, real-time answers to user queries by pulling information from recent articles and indexing the web daily.”

A WIRED analysis and one carried out by developer Robb Knight suggest that Perplexity is able to achieve this partly through apparently ignoring a widely accepted web standard known as the Robots Exclusion Protocol to surreptitiously scrape areas of websites that operators do not want accessed by bots, despite claiming that it won’t. WIRED observed a machine tied to Perplexity—more specifically, one on an Amazon server and almost certainly operated by Perplexity—doing this on WIRED.com and across other Condé Nast publications.

The WIRED analysis also demonstrates that, despite claims that Perplexity’s tools provide “instant, reliable answers to any question with complete sources and citations included,” doing away with the need to “click on different links,” its chatbot, which is capable of accurately summarizing journalistic work with appropriate credit, is also prone to bullshitting, in the technical sense of the word.

WIRED provided the Perplexity chatbot with the headlines of dozens of articles published on our website this year, as well as prompts about the subjects of WIRED reporting. The results showed the chatbot at times closely paraphrasing WIRED stories, and at times summarizing stories inaccurately and with minimal attribution. In one case, the text it generated falsely claimed that WIRED had reported that a specific police officer in California had committed a crime. (The AP similarly identified an instance of the chatbot attributing fake quotes to real people.) Despite its apparent access to original WIRED reporting and its site hosting original WIRED art, though, none of the IP addresses publicly listed by the company left any identifiable trace in our server logs, raising the question of how exactly Perplexity’s system works.

Until earlier this week, Perplexity published in its documentation a link to a list of the IP addresses its crawlers use—an apparent effort to be transparent. However, in some cases, as both WIRED and Knight were able to demonstrate, it appears to be accessing and scraping websites from which coders have attempted to block its crawler, called Perplexity Bot, using at least one unpublicized IP address. The company has since removed references to its public IP pool from its documentation.

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Reasons 2 get filthy fucking rich and become crazy influential

have someone ask me to sign their tits alla nvidia ceo

give my cs teacher a million dollars /srs

be better at school than my ex boyfriend who left me for “school” (quotation marks bc i know it was at least partly to whore around)

[elektroskopik]

Billionaire on pace to become world’s first trillionaire by 2027, report says

Informa Connect Academy’s finding about the boss of electric carmaker Tesla, private rocket company SpaceX and social media platform X (formerly Twitter) stems from the fact that Musk’s wealth has been growing at an average annual rate of 110%. He was also the world’s richest person, with $251bn, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, as the academy’s 2024 Trillion Dollar Club report began circulating Friday.

The academy’s analysis suggested business conglomerate founder Gautam Adani of India would become the second to achieve trillionaire status. That would reportedly happen in 2028 if his annual growth rate remains at 123%.

Jensen Huang, the chief executive officer of the tech firm Nvidia, and Prajogo Pangestu, the Indonesian energy and mining mogul, could also become trillionaires in 2028 if their trajectories hold. Bernard Arnault, the LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton boss and the world’s third-richest person with about $200bn, is on track to eclipse a trillion dollars in 2030 – the same year as Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta.