Technology: Sales start for new notebooks – Nvidia boss receives a rockstar welcome in Berlin
The billionaire is stopping off at a shopping centre in Berlin on his European tour. What he is presenting could change the future of the semiconductor company.
Berlin welcomed Jensen Huang, the CEO and founder of Nvidia, as he inaugurated the sales of the first notebook computers powered entirely by Nvidia chips. The 63-year-old tech mogul turned the Saturn store on Alexanderplatz into a venue for a star-studded event, where he delighted the crowd as a surprise guest. Huang's visit to Berlin was just one stop on his European tour, where he received warm receptions in Paris, London, and Stockholm before arriving in the German capital.
Huang's tour also included meetings with notables like French President Emmanuel Macron, and he is set to speak with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz next Monday. The entrepreneur plans to invest two billion dollars in European AI companies and allocate computing power worth 250 million British pounds for UK researchers. It's no wonder Huang is showered with hospitality in the major European capitals.
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