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Jensen Huang

14 entries · September 2020 – July 2026

Jensen Huang is the co-founder and chief executive of Nvidia, the chip company he started in 1993 and which, during the AI boom, became the dominant supplier of the processors used to train and run large models. That position made Nvidia one of the world's most valuable companies and Huang a central figure in the industry's expansion, reporting record quarterly revenues through 2025 and 2026. Under him the company has increasingly taken equity stakes in the AI labs that are also its largest customers, from OpenAI to Safe Superintelligence, tying its growth to continued frontier-scale training. Critics have questioned how sustainable that circular flow of investment and hardware demand will prove.

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  1. SSI and Nvidia announce long-term strategic partnership

    Nvidia invests roughly $5bn in Safe Superintelligence and grants access to its next-generation Vera Rubin platform, SSI's first major public update since 2024.

    Money & business · Compute & infrastructure

  2. NVIDIA reports record fiscal Q1 2027 results

    Data-centre revenue reached $75.2bn, up 92% year-on-year, and the company guided to $91bn for the following quarter while authorising an $80bn share buyback.

    Compute & infrastructure · Money & business

  3. Trump administration approves Nvidia H200 chip exports to China

    The 25% government cut was up from a 15% arrangement applied earlier to H20 sales; Nvidia's newer Blackwell chips remained excluded, and Democratic lawmakers demanded disclosure of the licensing review.

    Compute & infrastructure · Government & policy

  4. Nvidia reports record $57bn quarterly revenue in Q3 FY2026

    Data-centre revenue reached $51.2bn, up 66% year on year, as Huang said 'cloud GPUs are sold out' even as investors questioned AI spending's sustainability.

    Compute & infrastructure · Money & business

  5. NVIDIA becomes first company to reach $5 trillion market cap

    The close came three months after NVIDIA passed $4 trillion, following Huang's forecast of $500 billion in AI chip sales and Trump's comments ahead of a meeting on China exports.

    Compute & infrastructure · Money & business

  6. Nvidia agrees to invest $5bn in Intel and co-develop AI/PC chips

    Intel will design custom x86 CPUs for Nvidia's data-centre platforms and build PC chips combining its own silicon with Nvidia RTX GPU chiplets, linked by Nvidia's NVLink.

    Compute & infrastructure · Money & business

  7. Nvidia says US will let it resume H20 chip sales to China

    The reversal followed a meeting between Jensen Huang and President Trump; the H20, designed to comply with earlier controls, had itself been restricted in April 2025.

    Government & policy · Compute & infrastructure

  8. US requires licences for Nvidia H20 exports to China, forcing $4.5bn charge

    The US government imposed licensing requirements on Nvidia's H20 chip exports to China, forcing a $4.5bn inventory charge and an estimated $15bn in lost sales.

    Compute & infrastructure · Government & policy

  9. Nvidia unveils Vera Rubin platform at GTC 2025

    Nvidia claimed roughly double Blackwell's inference throughput for the chip, due in the second half of 2026, and committed to shipping a new architecture every year.

    Compute & infrastructure

  10. NVIDIA loses a record amount of market value in a day

    The roughly $589bn one-day fall, the largest for any US company on record, followed DeepSeek's claim that a competitive model cost about $5.6m to train.

    Culture & impact · Money & business · Compute & infrastructure

  11. NVIDIA becomes the world's most valuable company

    Nvidia's shares had risen more than ninefold since the end of 2022; the lead lasted days before Microsoft and Apple retook the position.

    Money & business · Compute & infrastructure

  12. NVIDIA announces the Blackwell architecture

    The GB200 NVL72 system was claimed to cut LLM inference cost and energy per token by up to 25 times against Hopper-generation hardware.

    Compute & infrastructure

  13. NVIDIA's $40 billion purchase of Arm collapses

    NVIDIA and SoftBank abandoned the deal after the FTC sued to block it; NVIDIA wrote off a $1.36 billion prepayment and Arm began preparing to list instead.

    Compute & infrastructure · Money & business

  14. NVIDIA agrees to buy Arm for $40 billion

    The $40bn agreed price was $21.5bn in NVIDIA stock and $12bn cash, plus up to $5bn more if Arm hit performance targets; regulators later blocked it.

    Compute & infrastructure · Money & business

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