News & Reviews:   Jensen Huang

Looks like things are getting more interesting in the PC master race. Recently, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang said the company's share of artificial intelligence (AI) chip sales in China is now 0%. That said, what should you know about it?

With the unveiling of DLSS 5, the internet and the majority of gamers didn't sit well with the demonstration. During the comments made at the press Q&A session following Nvidia’s announcements at GTC 2026, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang responded directly to growing criticism surrounding the company’s latest graphics technology, stating that gamers are “completely wrong” about their concerns.

Oh boy, here we go again. It was only recently that Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said we should stop the AI Slop term. Now, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has publicly argued that relentless negativity around artificial intelligence is unhelpful for society, innovation, and the technology industry, urging people and commentators to rethink doom-laden narratives about AI’s risks.

As you may know, the tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump are expected to have wide-ranging consequences. But besides tariffs, companies face challenges in exporting goods too, especially to China. For Nvidia, a license is required to sell AI chips to China.

Recently, Jensen Huang, NVIDIA CEO was quoted saying kids may not need to learn to code in the future at the World Governments Summit 2024, that AI would do it for them. Naturally, quite a few knee-jerk reactions included "the death of coding" which we feel is a bit extreme but has some basis to it. Read on to find out if AI will actually cause the death of coding.