Yitong Pepper Huang is an applied mathematician who conducts interdisciplinary research at the intersection of mathematics, statistics, and the life sciences. She develops mathematical models and ...

In the early days of NVIDIA, CEO Jensen Huang was told the company would never be worth more than a billion dollars. This bold claim might have discouraged some leaders, but for Huang, it was just ...

Then the lawsuits started. July 17, 2024 Judge Rupa Goswami issued the ruling after a preliminary hearing in Pasadena Superior Court during which Huang testified over two days about his ...

Starting Nvidia from scratch and growing it into a $3 trillion company took three decades and stretched Jensen Huang to his absolute limit. "Building a company is insanely hard," the chipmaker's ...

Huang Rui is a seminal Chinese artist known for his paintings which play with language in a rebellious manner. Born in 1952 in Beijing, China, Huang never completed his formal art education before ...

Vicky Ge Huang is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal in New York, where she primarily covers crypto and retail investing. She previously worked at Business Insider, covering actionable trading ...

At the age of 31, Huang Jie is the youngest member of Taiwan’s legislature. Passionate about human rights and the advancement of public good, she exemplifies the spirit of civic participation ...

Demand for Nvidia’s high-tech products is “so great” its customers are “tense,” the artificial intelligence giant’s chief executive Jensen Huang said Wednesday, spurring a more than $ ...

Jensen Huang, the CEO and co-founder of Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA), has seen his fortune soar to about $106 billion in just five years. Once worth $3.8 billion, Huang is now the 13th richest person in ...

Jensen Huang’s mission is to find and turn these unexplored niches into thriving industries. Trending: General Motors and other leaders revealed to be investing in this revolutionary lithium ...

The gains in Nvidia stock came as CEO Jensen Huang addressed investors at a Goldman Sachs conference in San Francisco Wednesday morning. Talking to Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon, Huang answered ...

Nvidia's Jensen Huang explained just how tough it was to build the chipmaker into a world-beater. The CEO ticked off the knowledge and people required, and the competition and challenges he faced.