Jensen Huang – Will Nvidia’s moat persist?
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Top Comments (10)
This in retrospect will be quite an important interview.
You don’t have to move on. I’m enjoying it. -Jensen Huang
Who came here to rewatch after the Kimi 3 launch
rarely seen Jensen so angry lmao
Dwarkesh: Thank you sitting down with me Jensen: Your premise is just wrong
Here after K3 launch today… turns out Jenson knew a thing or two rather than being in the altruistic bubble. Jenson predicted this perfectly as to how mythos capability already exists and they just need to stack it up. And they are just the First one to do that and open source. Incredible vision of Jenson to have foreseen this. 5 Layer Cake
“Do as much as needed…as little as possible”. My new parenting mantra.
To summarize Jensen's argument: We should keep the USA ahead in semiconductor technology, but we should still compete in the Chinese markets. If Nvidia chips like Vera Rubin are better than Hopper, but even Hopper is better than the Huawei chips, then we should sell Hopper to China while using Vera Rubin for ourselves. Removing Nvidia from the Chinese markets gives additional incentive for them to improve their own tech stack (which they would do regardless, but probably not at the same rate) and to try to spread their competing tech stack around the world (which poses obvious risks, as seen with telecommunications).
“I think your premise is wrong. I need you to comeback so I can correct your premise” 😂😂😂. Love this guy!
“As much as needed, as little as possible.” This is an interesting mental concept.
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Top Comments (10)
This in retrospect will be quite an important interview.
You don’t have to move on. I’m enjoying it. -Jensen Huang
Who came here to rewatch after the Kimi 3 launch
rarely seen Jensen so angry lmao
Dwarkesh: Thank you sitting down with me Jensen: Your premise is just wrong
Here after K3 launch today… turns out Jenson knew a thing or two rather than being in the altruistic bubble. Jenson predicted this perfectly as to how mythos capability already exists and they just need to stack it up. And they are just the First one to do that and open source. Incredible vision of Jenson to have foreseen this. 5 Layer Cake
“Do as much as needed…as little as possible”. My new parenting mantra.
To summarize Jensen's argument: We should keep the USA ahead in semiconductor technology, but we should still compete in the Chinese markets. If Nvidia chips like Vera Rubin are better than Hopper, but even Hopper is better than the Huawei chips, then we should sell Hopper to China while using Vera Rubin for ourselves. Removing Nvidia from the Chinese markets gives additional incentive for them to improve their own tech stack (which they would do regardless, but probably not at the same rate) and to try to spread their competing tech stack around the world (which poses obvious risks, as seen with telecommunications).
“I think your premise is wrong. I need you to comeback so I can correct your premise” 😂😂😂. Love this guy!
“As much as needed, as little as possible.” This is an interesting mental concept.