The Jensen Huang and the making of a tech giant Kim, Tae (Journalist) creator text bibliography nyu 2025 First edition. monographic eng

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261 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm Nvidia, once a niche company focused on computer gaming, has become a powerhouse in the age of artificial intelligence, with its chips driving the generative-AI revolution. Founded in 1993 in a Denny's in East San Jose, Nvidia overcame early challenges and missteps that would have doomed most start-ups. Led by Jensen Huang, the longest-serving CEO in tech, Nvidia's success can be attributed to its flat organizational structure, which empowers all employees to contribute, and Huang's strategic foresight. He tackled the "Innovator's Dilemma" by reinventing corporate strategy, positioning Nvidia ahead of the AI wave even before the technology had fully emerged. Introduction -- Part I The early years (pre-1993) -- Pain and suffering -- The graphics revolution -- The birth of Nvidia -- Part II Near death experiences (1993-2003) -- All in -- Ultra-aggressive -- Just go win -- GeForce and the innovator's dilemma -- Part III Nvidia rising (2002-2013) -- The era of the GPU -- Tortured into greatness -- The engineer's mind -- Part IV Into the future (2013-present) -- The road to AI -- The "most feared" hedge fund -- Lighting the future -- The big bang -- Conclusion: The Nvidia way -- Appendix: Jensen-isms -- Acknowledgments -- Notes. Tae Kim. Includes bibliographical references (pages 253-261) Huang, Jensen 1963- NVIDIA Corporation Historia Integrated circuits industry United States Semiconductor industry Industria de semiconductores Estados Unidos HD 9696 K49n 2025 9781324086710 (hardcover) 132408671 (hardcover) 2025399746 GCmBT 250520 20250618131107.0 24212648 eng