Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is practically a rock star as of now. At one point at Computex this year, the GPU maker’s bigwig signed off on an apparent fan, reinforcing that his charisma as an executive is remarkable.
When CEOs become the face of a company, it’s common for them to become public figures. This phenomenon occurs in many companies, such as Tim Cook at Apple; Mark Zuckerberg, Meta; and Elon Musk of Tesla/SpaceX/X (formerly Twitter).
Huang is one of those cases where his presence is almost synonymous with the company itself. The CEO impressed the public by always wearing a leather jacket and recording his lectures from the kitchen, where he often grabbed the latest GPUs straight from the oven.
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My name is Jensen Huang. Yes, Jensen Huang and I are the bosses of Nvidia.
If you don’t have any paper, I can sign your shirt. pic.twitter.com/HIa90IJp8O—Zulfiqar Ahmed?? (@ZulfiqarAhmed69) June 4, 2024
It’s unusual for people to ask CEOs to sign their clothing. Such requests are much more common for fans of artists (singers and actors, for example). For this reason The signing moment was unusual – possibly even for Huang himself.
The motivation behind the signature request will forever remain a mystery, but perhaps it has something to do with Nvidia’s relevance in the AI market. The company under Huang’s leadership has recently become one of the most valuable companies in the world, breaking records in share value given its importance in this market.
Source: Tec Mundo
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