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Jensen Huang Reconnects with Sega Legends in Japan, Honoring the $5M Lifeline That Saved NVIDIA from Bankruptcy 30 Years Ago During a high-profile visit to Japan this week, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang shared a poignant reunion with Shoichiro Irimajiri , the former CEO of Sega, and Yu Suzuki , the legendary game director behind the Virtua Fighter series. The meeting served as an emotional expression of gratitude toward Sega, the gaming giant that saved a struggling, young NVIDIA from complete financial liquidation in 1995. The fateful connection traces back to the mid-1990s. Founded in 1993, NVIDIA was a fragile, unproven startup. Concurrently, Sega was suffering heavy market losses against Sony's original PlayStation due to the overly complex architecture of its Sega Saturn console. In a desperate bid to reclaim its dominance, Sega began scouting for a cutting-edge graphics processing unit (GPU) partner to engineer the hardware for its next-generation system, which would eventually ...

Marvell Stock Surges 32.52% in Historic Single-Day Rally Following NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang’s "Trillion-Dollar" Endorsement Marvell Technology experienced a historic breakthrough in the financial markets, with its stock price skyrocketing by 32.52% within a single trading day marking the largest single-day gain in the company’s history. The unprecedented rally was triggered by a high-profile appearance by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang at the Computex tech conference. Invited onto the stage by Marvell CEO Matthew Murphy during Marvell's keynote session to announce a strategic partnership, Huang delivered a glowing endorsement that electrified Wall Street. Huang praised Marvell's trajectory, explicitly labeling it as the tech industry’s next potential "trillion-dollar company." The AI Connectivity Bottleneck: Why Marvell Matters During the session, Jensen Huang emphasized that Marvell’s specialized connectivity and networking silicon are absolute essentials for mo...

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang Warns: U.S. Export Bans Have Slashed China Market Share to Zero In a high-profile interview with a U.S. Congressional special committee on business competition, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang revealed a stark reality: NVIDIA market share for AI accelerators in China has effectively dropped to zero percent . This collapse is a direct consequence of the escalating U.S. export restrictions on advanced semiconductor technology. The Risk of Forcing Self-Reliance Huang, a consistent critic of stringent export controls, argued that abandoning a market as vast as China is not only detrimental to immediate revenue but poses a significant long-term threat to U.S. interests. He warned that these restrictions are inadvertently accelerating China's drive for technological independence . "When the U.S. restricts exports, it forces China to build its own ecosystem," Huang noted. He highlighted that Chinese firms are now pivoting toward domestic hardware and developing...

Strategic Alliance Intact: Nvidia to Lead OpenAI’s Record-Breaking Funding Round. Following intense speculation from major U.S. media outlets, Nvidia has officially silenced rumors of a fallout regarding its multi-billion dollar strategic alliance with OpenAI . Initial reports suggested that a planned $100 billion infrastructure investment had stalled due to internal concerns at Nvidia over market competition and business direction. The Source of Speculation The rumors gained traction when it was reported that the deal remained in the Letter of Intent (LOI) phase a non-binding status that led many to interpret that Nvidia was rethinking its massive commitment. Analysts speculated that Nvidia might pivot away from building large-scale infrastructure to simply participating in OpenAI's latest funding rounds instead.