"I wish you suffering": the glory and downfall of Jensen Huang, king of Nvidia, wild verse of AI
The fall of the guru, in a case of alleged spying and adultery, exposes the risks of the concentration of power in the United States
Jensen Huang, born in Taiwan in 1963, moved to the US at the age of nine with his brother to join an uncle in Washington State. However, he was mistakenly sent to a reform academy in Kentucky. His parents joined him two years later and the family reunited in Oregon, where Jensen excelled in his studies and worked serving tables at Denny's. He graduated in electrical engineering two years ahead of schedule and met his wife, Lori Mills, at university.
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