NVIDIA CEO, Jensen Huang, Holds A “Casual Dinner”, Inviting Taiwan’s Leading Tech Executives
NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang was spotted casually dining in with MediaTek's CEO, TSMC's founder, & many others in Taiwan.
NVIDIA Makes A Statement To The Industry Through a "Casual Dinner", Jensen Reiterates Taiwan's Importance In AI
While this might seem like a simple dinner, it wasn't. The AI markets are currently experiencing a radical shift, where everything is lining up to favor NVIDIA and its huge ambitions. In all this, companies like MediaTek and TSMC are striving to get into NVIDIA's camp, since not only has Team Green managed to attract the financial side of things, but the future of the markets is now associated with NVIDIA and their decisions, which is why it has become necessary for relevant companies to get associated by Team Green through any mean possible. Here is what NVIDIA's CEO had to say about the meeting:
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It is reported that Jensen Huang held a casual dinner with top Taiwan executives from companies like TSMC, MediaTek, Foxconn, Quanta, Wistron, Inventec, Pegatron, Delta, ASUS, and many others as well, and while the details of the meeting haven't surfaced up yet, it is an indication of power and commitment of the "supposed" NVIDIA group, which looks to dominate the markets moving into the future. We all know that Foxconn, Quanta, and Wistron are responsible for NVIDIA's AI server markets, including their manufacturing and supply, so their inclusion is vital for Team Green in terms of sustaining market share.
The more interesting factor, so should we say partnership is the sudden importance MediaTek has gained in the eyes of NVIDIA. Reports that have emerged this year indicate the fact that NVIDIA-MediaTek isn't going to be a simple collaboration, rather it will be the "iPhone moment" of the markets since both firms plan on extensively partnering up to cater to the automotive and personal computing segments through their very own custom chips, which is going to be
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