Nvidia CEO on the next generation of semiconductors and computing

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss what Nvidia's doing with its next-generation semiconductors, the theory behind accelerated computing, and more.

[marcodavis]

This man is making sense right here .NVIDIA's commitment to research and development ensures that it remains at the forefront of technological advancements, driving long-term value for shareholders like us who are heavily invested with them .

[bobbywhite]

Jensen trying to explain something amazing and Jim interrupts with "But what do a computer do??"
SHUT UP JIM I'm trying to hear what this man has to say

[nightknight]

Thanks for everything Jensen, proud shareholder since IPO...

[Henrydonald]

Thank you Lord Jesus for the gift of life and blessings to me and my family $14, 120.47 weekly profit Our lord Jesus have lifted up my Life!!!🙏❤️❤️

[curvenut]

for god sake tell Jim Dumb Cramer to stop interrupt his guest when he is talking

[sik]

You can tell that in every interview Jensen does, he’s knows the capability AI is about usher in, but the people sitting across from him probably doesn’t have a clue.

[llqkeld]

Cramer: How much did you spend to develop it?
Jensen: $10 billion
Cramer: Not $10 million?
Jensen: (smacks Cramer on the back of the head) My Bugatti costs more than $10 million.

[ScentlessSun]

It’s an interesting time to be alive. I’ve worked in tech for 20 years. Seeing AI blossom these last few years has been insane.

[lancedooley]

These are the real minds of society. Not money shufflers who do nothing for technological advances.

[Mrqwa]

Nvidia transforming into software company

[cya]

we are at a place in time where only a few people have the skills & the imagination to use and develop this new kind of technology. it will take some time to figure all out but it gets obvious, that the computing power and the software stacks are creating very new possibilities. i guess its fair to say, that this is a new frontier and a new kind of industry. will it disrupt the world? most likely and the early movers will possess most of the pie for a very long time.

[garyscott]

I love this guy. Wish I could own his company’s stock but I will have to wait for it to split. 🙏🏾

[eyobgebretsadik]

Why we need "us' is very philosophical question . Nice

[junserafin]

Jim is absolutely incredible ❤🎉
4:26 key question asked

[zergar]

This is the future of computers and just tech in general that can see. Later on the dedicated AI chips on the computer are so advanced they can just build the operating system from the ground up when you turn on a computer. Everything on the computer will be AI generated at a level of detail humans wont be able to compete with.

[mohanadas]

I think the subtitles on the screen are not necessary. They are are a disturbance to viewing and hearing the video.

[jasonredford]

Cerebras Systems' Wafer Scale Engine 2 (WSE-2)

[jackiez]

Cramer has no idear what Jensen was talking about😜

[michaelhodgkins]

I appreciate the nerd factor but I would appreciate it in layman's terms

[MrVohveli]

We'll need a few of us, just not most of us. We are heading towards a world where the rich have access to AI and robotics and the poor, well if they're too much of a nuisance, I'm sure they will figure out a "final solution" to remove inequality on their terms.