Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has addressed a selloff that wiped nearly $600 billion from his company’s market value—and caused his personal wealth to plummet.

DeepSeek is an exciting development and not a threat to compute demand, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said in an interview that aired Thursday.

Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang said the market got it wrong when it comes to DeepSeek's technological advancements and its potential to negatively impact the chipmaker's business. Instead, Huang called DeepSeek's R1 open source reasoning model "incredibly exciting" while speaking with Alex Bouzari,

Nvidia (NVDA), founded in 1993 by Jensen Huang and two others, is the second-largest company globally, valued at $3.4 trillion. Since its IPO (Initial Public Offering) in 1999, shares have surged over 300,

In a recent interview with World Wide Technology, Jensen Huang dived into how AI is more likely to augment jobs than fully replace them.

NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang discussed the elephant in the room – DeepSeek – in a DDN interview with Alex Bouzari on Thursday. Huang said DeepSeek and the energy around its open-source reasoning model are “incredibly exciting,” but investors “got it wrong,” assuming it would be a negative for his company and the AI industry.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang addressed concerns after a significant market drop due to the launch of DeepSeek's R1 AI model, which triggered fears of reduced demand for Nvidia’s chips. Huang claimed that advanced AI models still depend heavily on Nvidia’s computing power,

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang addressed investor concerns after a $600 billion market value drop, clarifying that the market misunderstood the implications of DeepSeek's new AI model. Huang emphasized that the demand for powerful computing in AI development remains strong,

Nvidia (NVDA) chief executive Jensen Huang doesn’t have hard feelings for Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek.