Technology is advancing at a rate that much of the world simply isn’t aware of. Behind the scenes, massive advancements in some of the most revolutionary technologies in human history are being made. This means some of the most basic parts of everyday life, like phones and computers, might not be recognizable in just a few years. At the 2025 VivaTech conference in Paris, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang encapsulated a seismic shift in technology with a succinct statement: “The way you think about computers is going to be fundamentally different in the future.”
Huang’s words carry significant weight, not only because of his current role, but also due to his track record as a transformative figure in the semiconductor and artificial intelligence (AI) industries. As co-founder and CEO of Nvidia (NVDA), Huang has steered the company from its humble beginnings in 1993 to its current status as the world’s most valuable semiconductor firm, with a market capitalization exceeding $3 trillion. Under his leadership, Nvidia has become synonymous with the AI revolution, powering advancements in everything from autonomous vehicles to scientific research.
