"Today is the birthday of Nvidia Vietnam," Jensen Huang, its founder and CEO, said as he and Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh witnessed an agreement between the company and the Vietnamese government ...

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Jensen Huang, CEO of chipmaker Nvidia, has returned to Vietnam to witness the signing of key deals related to artificial intelligence with local businesses. Huang arrived in Vietnam Wednesday and ...

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recently visited Thailand and Vietnam, continuing his commitment to the region. His visits to Southeast Asia are notable follow-ups from his 2023 trip, indicating ...

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Huang just met with the prime ministers of Thailand and Vietnam on a trip to Southeast Asia in early December. He wants to help countries in the region -- and around the world -- utilize domestic ...

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says company is no longer a chipmaker as it targets robotics and AI as trillion-dollar opportunities.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s recent trip to Vietnam has made headlines, marking his second visit to the country within a year. During his stay, he announced groundbreaking plans, including the ...

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Huang arrived in Vietnam Wednesday and has participated in several technology events, a source familiar with the matter told VnExpress.. This is his second visit to Vietnam, one year after his first ...

"Today is the birthday of Nvidia Vietnam," Jensen Huang, its founder and CEO, said as he and Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh witnessed an agreement between the company and the Vietnamese government ...