Jensen Huang

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453 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 27 Jul

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Y Combinator Startup Podcast · Jensen Huang: The Mindset That Built NVIDIA · 27 Jul 2026 podcast

Asking all of the basic questions about something that you observe, that's really impactful.

And of course, like anybody else, I'll seek the shortest path to the answer, but oftentimes the answers from the people that are near me might not be satisfying, and I might have other questions, and maybe they're busy doing something, and they're pursuing something.

And so my first inclination is to go discover the answers to my own curiosity.

My second is, if I find that the information and that the domain of information or a particular field could be really important to somebody and could be important to our company, then my next inclination is, how can I learn as much as possible so that I could be of service to the company and share with everybody else?

You know, this is no different than you when you're sharing knowledge.

I mean, I watch your podcasts and I watch your videos and I really enjoy them.

You're sharing ideas with everybody else.

In a lot of ways, I think a CEO is in service of the company, in service of all the people that are working there.

And you want to empower them with some insight.

And so that's really where it's coming from.

It's not so much a management technique, but a personality technique.

You know, I want to empower you.

And this is something really important that I just observed.

Let me tell you why it's so important.

Now, part of having to be near the ground and be in the weeds, if you will, is because oftentimes the technology is complicated or it's changing really fast.

and especially when it's changing fast like our world, unless you have a tactile sensation of what is actually happening, it could either, to you, feel like it's just moving way too fast to understand, but if you understand the first principles of it over time, then everything kind of makes sense.

You know, it's kind of like surfing, I would imagine.

I don't know how to surf, but I can imagine it's kind of like surfing.

You get out on the wave.

To me, it looks like chaos.

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