Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang news covering AI chip strategy, earnings, industry keynotes, and Nvidia's role driving the AI hardware boom.
At Computex 2026, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang confirmed at least two more RTX Spark chip generations, N2X and N3X. He outlined a long-term goal of building voice-controlled Star Trek-like computers and Star Wars-like droids, and revealed a three-year collaboration with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella on voice interaction for Windows PCs.
At a closed-door Taipei event, Jensen Huang told over 300 guests including Hillhouse Investment and DBS that AI returns are now 'insanely profitable,' calling anyone who questions them 'crazy.' He cited trillions in value created, pushing back on bubble concerns.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang unveiled a roadmap for RTX Spark platforms at Computex 2026, including Vera Rubin with LPDDR6 memory and future Rosa Feynman. Nvidia committed to at least two more generations beyond the initial Grace Blackwell RTX Spark and is investing heavily in Windows on Arm support.
At Computex in Taiwan, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dismissed fears of a 'Saaspocalypse,' arguing that agentic AI will increase demand for software tools. Software stocks like Atlassian and Salesforce have fallen over 20% in 2026 amid AI disruption fears.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is expected to visit South Korea after events in Taiwan, drawing attention from Korean business leaders. He will deliver a keynote at GTC Taipei and meet partners during Computex 2026. Nvidia plans its first 'Korea Partner Night' in Taipei, focusing on AI partnerships and the next-generation Rubin AI accelerator platform.
Jensen Huang danced on stage at Nvidia's employee celebration in Taipei, and the video went viral. He is in Taiwan for an AI conference and will visit South Korea on June 5 for meetings with major companies.